E.L. James's erotic bestseller means big business for the sex toy industry

The Republican congresswoman from South Dakota dropped out of college two decades ago. Now she's finally getting her diploma

Investors help boost prices in wealthy areas such as Brentwood, Beverly Hills, and Bel Air

Tech jobs surface at B-schools, Harvard overhauls its admission essays, and an MBA meets with a tragic end

An interview with the Brooklyn artist behind the iconic shot of Zuckerberg and his bride, Priscilla Chan

Private lenders are moving into the market for fixed-rate student loans and starting to compete directly against government options

While men get laughs at meetings, joking women are often met with crickets—and judgment

Resist the impulse to embellish your résumé or interview responses. They'll land you in hot water every time

A complaint by Lauren Odes that her employer fired her for being too attractive doesn't contain the stuff that tends to win big payouts

A professor wins a grant to study cocaine abuse, Stanford's Garth Saloner interviews Tony Blair, and a Cornell MBA program breaks a record for female enrollment

Developing the GMAT's new integrated reasoning section required a long period of trial and error. Fifteen new question types were developed. Only four survived

If MBAs truly want to make a difference in the world, there are few better places to start than in healthcare and agribusiness

More companies are hiring MBAs, and those that do are hiring more, but not all the news is positive

More companies are hiring MBAs, and those that do are hiring more, but not all the news is positive

Developer Gary Barnett builds luxury buildings for the global elite

For 34 years, the Florida lobbyist has fought limits on gun laws

Governor Patrick gets the health department to scrap a ban, and school bake sales are saved

She likes the praise—but wants more action on equal pay

A seasoned financier pays a premium for a storied team

How office addicts take their cigarette breaks says a lot about them

Harvard's B-school dean rethinks leadership, MBAs take on Washington's mass transit, and interns find they're once again in demand

A handful of MBAs own large stakes in Facebook ranging from $18.7 million to potentially $1.8 billion

A few simple tricks for spotting wrong answer choices will increase your chances of guessing correctly and save precious time

Deciding when to pursue an MBA is almost as important as where, particularly for younger applicants

Deciding when to pursue an MBA is almost as important as where, particularly for younger applicants

If your employees weren’t wasting time on pointless management exercises, what could they do for your customers and shareholders?

Haas hits a fundraising milestone, a Texas finance major throws a no-hitter, and a Miami alum gets his 15 minutes...as an Undercover Boss

The tech giant's treasurer has come a long way since his time as a business student at UNC. Here's the story of his climb up the corporate ladder, in his own words

Recent grads can’t be blamed for gravitating toward employers that offer the security of big names, decent salaries, and promising career prospects. See how popular employers rank with students by major and personality type.

Francois Hollande will be the first president of France to take office with a degree in business

Scott Thompson’s decision to step down as CEO of Yahoo! is an example of something that goes on repeatedly in job searches—both sides lie to one another

The new GMAT measures something the old GMAT didn't: the ability to draw on complex data sources to make smart decisions

When does résumé-doctoring cross the line from harmless enhancement to outright lying? Join our discussion

A strategy for managing your career and life, adapted from "How Will You Measure Your Life?" by Clayton M. Christensen, James Allworth, and Karen Dillon

Two books suggest that something is "deeply wrong" at B-schools' intellectual core, and efforts at reform are falling short of the mark

The workplace can be a patchwork of tight-knit circles, just like a high school cafeteria

Tech may top the list, but the unlikely winners in Universum's latest ranking of the most coveted employers among college students are the Big Three automakers

The lodging industry is bouncing back and seeking more workers

The rate of homeownership is roughly where it was for decades after World War II

The high yields on offer draw investors to a product they may not understand

From California to Florida, states and municipalities are issuing pension bonds to cover retirement fund shortfalls

The startup's security app detects threats, yet many users are unconcerned

The company'sBattleshipandCandy Landare coming to the big screen

Buried in debt and uncertain of their futures, many college students are suffering from mental health problems, including depression, anxiety and suicide

Johns Hopkins B-school switches focus, INSEAD runs aground in Abu Dhabi, and Kelley students hawk $1,000 graduation tickets

President Obama's claim that he is "evolving" may be mere politics. But American opinion on the issue is unquestionably going through changes

For the first time since 2008, the ward of the state doesn't need to take money from taxpayers to balance its books

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