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Employers across globe continue to have confidence in MBA graduates despite AI boom: GMAC report

Global employers maintain strong faith in MBA graduates, with over half believing business degrees are more crucial than ever as technology advances. While AI's impact is acknowledged, human skills like communication and adaptability are highly valued. However, a growing concern among recruiters is a perceived decline in professionalism among recent…

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Gen Z’s hiring hell is real: 1 in 3 employers admit they’re replacing entry-level roles with AI—and tech and manufacturing jobs are most at risk

AI is eating entry-level jobs fast. And a new survey of 600 recruiters shows an MBA may no longer be the escape hatch it once was.

Fortune

Is Glasgow losing the spaces that made it an arts powerhouse?

The closing of a cluster of leading creative venues has led to dismay and intensified fears the hubs that fostered Glasgow’s celebrated arts scene are disappearing

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45% drop in Indians at US universities over visa uncertainty, high cost

NEW DELHI: A 45% decline in Indian student enrolments at US universities in August 2025, alongside a 25% rise in international applications to Indian graduate management programmes, points to a clear realignment in global management education, according to Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC)’s latest white paper.

The Times of India

Unemployed graduates are flocking to this business degree to stand out in the current job market. Unlike most MBAs it requires zero work experience

Gen Z graduates down on their luck amid AI job automation are turning to master’s in management degrees—no business expertise or work experience required.

Fortune

10 Financial Services That Changed Their Name After Scandals

In the high-stakes world of finance, reputation is everything. Just one scandal—whether involving fraud, money laundering, or mismanagement—can collapse decades of trust in a brand name. While some companies attempt damage control with apologies or leadership shake-ups, others take the more drastic step of changing their name entirely.

Everybody Loves Your Money

Student demand for an MBA grew by 11% over the last year—but that might not be good news for the state of the U.S. economy

An overwhelming majority of full-time MBA programs experienced application growth but that means students are worried about the job market.

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