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There’s a big difference between what business school students intend to do after graduating and what they actually end up doing. What’s behind the divide?

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Hear how Fudan University’s business school gained global prominence amid China’s rise—through internationalization, innovation, and industry ties.

Murry State and North Carolina A&T State University promote interim deans, and IPAG Business School and Xavier School of Management launch a DBA program.

Explore how AI mirrors creativity, self-service restores control, audiences drive revenue, digital power evolves, and opportunities turn into action.