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Change Leadership

Kellogg School professors weigh in on the management lessons awaiting President Barack Obama

Why Europe can't live without Russian gas

The European Union lives relying on Russia for one-quarter of its gas supplies. If supplies are for some reason cut, many parts of Europe are left to shiver in the cold.

Cheap rents: A lucky break in tough times

Cheaper rentals have become a lucky break for some people during the current economic crisis. Rents are dropping and are forecasted to fall further during the current year.

Stanford Announces Comprehensive Budget Reductions

In response to decreased endowment revenue, a projected drop in executive education revenue and expected alumni-giving declines, the Stanford Graduate School of Business announced a comprehensive expense reduction plan on Tuesday.

Wharton School Announces Four Senior Leadership Appointments

Appointments Include J.J. Cutler, Director of MBA Admissions and Financial Aid; Ira Rubien, Executive Director of Communications; Leonard Lodish, Vice Dean of the Program for Social Impact; and Douglas H. Collom, Executive Director of Wharton West.

Mosley, Margarito Welterweight matchup reality

On Saturday, January 24 at the Staples Centers in Los Angeles, California, two greOn Saturday, January 24 at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, California, two great boxers of the world will collide.

The World Won't Buy Unlimited U.S. Debt

Barack Obama has spoken often of sacrifice. And as recently as a week ago, he said that to stave off the deepening recession Americans should be prepared to face trillion dollar deficits for years to come.

St. Louis Rams coach; Scott joins Lions

Friday, the Detroit Lions have landed another former head coach as a coordinator. Former St. Louis Rams coach Scott Linehan is the new offensive coordinator as the Lions withheld terms of the deal on Friday.

Patrick Swayze to pen memoir

Patrick Swayze will write a memoir that will chronicle his battle with pancreatic cancer, his spokeswoman said Friday.

Steps Banks Can Take to Save Themselves

Banks can take steps to turn around diminishing public opinion about their services by not only meeting their baseline expectations but going beyond to engage them emotionally by generating confidence and showing integrity, according to a management journal.

Jobs and Careers for MBAs

It is never to soon to start thinking about future jobs and your professional career. You may be about to embark on a one or two year full time program or a period of part-time study while continuing to work. Whatever mode of study you are taking, you are embarking on a period of development and change, which will open new career options and professional opportunities to you.

The MBA - Is Brand important?

Why would many people prefer to wear a pair of Levi jeans rather than a make provided exclusively by a local super market? Why would people often choose Nike trainers rather than another make? Is it because these well known makes provide better quality, or that those products perform better? Or is it a matter of status and prestige? Are such questions relevant also when you are choosing your MBA p...

Choosing a Business School - a Checklist

Choosing a Business School and choosing an MBA program are two related matters. Remember that getting an MBA is one thing. Getting one that is respected and recognized might be a different thing. The respect and recognition that a program has is obviously related to the status of the school that provides it.

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