Moneyball for Business Schools – What the Talent 100 Reveals About Where Research Impact Really Lives
In the 2011 film Moneyball, Brad Pitt plays Oakland A’s general manager Billy Beane, who stops trusting inherited wisdom about what a “great player” looks like and start trusting the data. The newly released Talent 100 Ranking for Business & Economics does the same.
MIT Sloan is #1 in FT MBA Ranking 2026 Ahead of INSEAD and Wharton
MIT Sloan has achieved MBA gold in the FT Global MBA Ranking 2026, securing the #1 spot for the first time with a massive five place jump. Sloan replaces Wharton, which drops to #3, while INSEAD climbs to take second place and another year among the medals.
The Top 5 Strengths Of Business Schools in the FT MBA Rankings 2026 Data
Beyond the overall position of schools in the league table, but the FT MBA ranking has a wealth of data that provides great insight about salary, career progress, diversity, research and ESG. Dive into the detailed metrics that make up the overall results,
A Bar Of Gold Or An MBA? A Business-School Approach To Think About ROI And Real Value
A one-kilogram bar of gold is now worth roughly $155,000 - almost exactly the tuition fees for an MBA at Harvard Business School. That coincidence invites a deliciously uncomfortable question for anyone thinking about capital allocation. Is it smarter to buy gold at today’s record prices, or to invest in yourself by going to business school?
Which Business Schools Are Preparing Leaders for LinkedIn’s 25 Fastest-Growing Roles?
Our list of how to get ahead in the fastest growing industries and job roles in 2026.
Why Playing with LEGO Develops Serious Leadership Skills
There is something delightful about watching a room full of senior executives fall silent as they begin to build with LEGO bricks. We’re not in a board room but in the Harvard Business School classroom. We look at why LEGO works for developing leadership skills.
Snakes And Ladders: Why The Portfolio Career Is The Way To Get Ahead In 2026
The traditional career ladder is broken. In its place has emerged a set-up more akin to snakes and ladders, but where the snake is no longer the bringer of misfortune. For many professionals, taking a downwards or horizontal slide is a route to another, perhaps better, opportunity.
Looking For Your Next Role? Here’s How To Overcome The Odds In A Difficult Job Market
Research from top universities and business schools might hold the answers for professionals seeking to gain that all-too-important edge in the job market.