Business degrees are booming in the UK. Who is profiting? Average incomes five years after graduating are less than for people who studied nursing

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Average incomes five years after graduating are less than for people who studied nursing
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Out of office, still hyper-responsive Once established by professional training, the addictive pull of screens, newsfeeds and email replies is impossible to shake

#workplace
Once established by professional training, the addictive pull of screens, newsfeeds and email replies is impossible to shake
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The kids staying away from school Absenteeism that rose dramatically during Covid-19 has failed to return to pre-pandemic levels. The costs are mounting

#education
Absenteeism that rose dramatically during Covid-19 has failed to return to pre-pandemic levels. The costs are mounting
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Special Report: FT High-Growth Companies Asia-Pacific
The latest ranking of fast growing companies in the Asia-Pacific region.

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Good news for CEOs with foreign accents Investors may prefer them but sadly the benefit does not extend to the rest of us

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Investors may prefer them but sadly the benefit does not extend to the rest of us

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ABN Amro CEO: ‘You don’t want to be a herbivore in a world of carnivores’ Marguerite Bérard says Europe must not be left behind as she overhauls Dutch lender with job cuts and AI

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Marguerite Bérard says Europe must not be left behind as she overhauls Dutch lender with job cuts and AI
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Why are London’s top galleries full of laptops? Freelancers are moving their desks to combine working with fitness, socialising and culture

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Freelancers are moving their desks to combine working with fitness, socialising and culture
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Why performance reviews need a makeover The ritual of awkward once-a-year conversations often fails to provide constructive feedback

#management
The ritual of awkward once-a-year conversations often fails to provide constructive feedback
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IE Business School seizes top spot in FT’s Online MBA ranking The win marks IE’s fourth consecutive victory, ahead of Imperial in second and Warwick in third

#businesseducation
The win marks IE’s fourth consecutive victory, ahead of Imperial in second and Warwick in third
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Online MBA 2026 As generative AI comes of age, its use in online MBAs poses tough questions for business schools and students. Plus, the value of flexibility and why top athletes opt for remote learning

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As generative AI comes of age, its use in online MBAs poses tough questions for business schools and students. Plus, the value of flexibility and why top athletes opt for remote learning

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How to fight deepfakes People are now little better than chance at telling what’s real and what’s not

#artificialintelligence
People are now little better than chance at telling what’s real and what’s not
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The economics of night-time work How the hours we spend at our job have changed over the years

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How the hours we spend at our job have changed over the years
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What if AI just makes us work harder? Employees have reported increased momentum, but also a feeling of having more to do

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Employees have reported increased momentum, but also a feeling of having more to do
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How China’s universities joined the global elite Investment by Beijing has transformed the country’s institutions despite lingering questions about research quality and intellectual freedom

#china #education
Investment by Beijing has transformed the country’s institutions despite lingering questions about research quality and intellectual freedom
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Why are there still so few women CEOs? Poor succession planning and shareholder pressures have contributed to faltering growth in representation

#careers
Poor succession planning and shareholder pressures have contributed to faltering growth in representation
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How working from home changed how we shop Guess which group of remote workers pays more?

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Guess which group of remote workers pays more?
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Can AI liberate us from the tyranny of email? New tools automating inbox management could ease a loathed productivity burden. But do they work?

#futureofwork
New tools automating inbox management could ease a loathed productivity burden. But do they work?
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Business Books: What to read this month How to run good meetings, the economy of self-improvement, and a new kind of intelligence

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How to run good meetings, the economy of self-improvement, and a new kind of intelligence
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Business schools search for clear AI guidelines Attempts to establish shared standards are lagging behind adoption of the technology

#mba
Attempts to establish shared standards are lagging behind adoption of the technology
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FT ranking: Europe’s leading start-up hubs 2026 View the top centres providing business incubator and accelerator programmes

#startups
View the top centres providing business incubator and accelerator programmes
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Charting the course: the MBA in data FT specialists delve into the numbers behind the 2026 ranking, from pay over time to sector and gender

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FT specialists delve into the numbers behind the 2026 ranking, from pay over time to sector and gender
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MIT Sloan tops FT Global MBA Ranking for the first time US business school heads the 2026 table as focus sharpens on value, employment and AI

#businesseducation #mba
US business school heads the 2026 table as focus sharpens on value, employment and AI
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Does ROI add up for the MBA? Potential students are more closely scrutinising return on investment in a patchy jobs market

#mba #businesseducation
Potential students are more closely scrutinising return on investment in a patchy jobs market
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Business school alumni survey verdict: good but could do better Graduates show strong satisfaction but some want an overhaul of content and format

#businesseducation
Graduates show strong satisfaction but some want an overhaul of content and format
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Britain’s inequitable student loan system Graduate discontent is growing over their repayment terms

#education
Graduate discontent is growing over their repayment terms
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The truth about the ‘blue-collar boom’ Skilled manual work offers some bright spots but may not be enough to turn a tough job market around

#futureofwork
Skilled manual work offers some bright spots but may not be enough to turn a tough job market around
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Where is AI showing up in the productivity data? Signs of its effects are already starting to peek through

#artificialintelligence
Signs of its effects are already starting to peek through
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Business Books: what to read this month Goal-setting with intention, corporate scandals with impact, and companies with tentacles

#businessbooks
Goal-setting with intention, corporate scandals with impact, and companies with tentacles
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Top UK universities increase their reliance on China for overseas recruitment Latest data shows that two in five overseas students at Russell Group institutions last year were from China

#education
Latest data shows that two in five overseas students at Russell Group institutions last year were from China
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The great graduate job drought Economic uncertainty and the arrival of AI have brought a reduction in entry-level roles, with potentially disastrous consequences for young people

#recruitment
Economic uncertainty and the arrival of AI have brought a reduction in entry-level roles, with potentially disastrous consequences for young people
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