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Leadership What’s Behind Wharton’s Massive Bet on Online Learning When marketing professor Peter Fader was asked to be one of three professors to build one of the first online classes at Wharton in 2012, he was marched to the corner of Second and South Streets

Features B-schools’ love-hate relationship with rankings (Poets&Quants) — On November 11, 2010, the deans at Southern Methodist University’s Cox School of Business were on edge. BusinessWeek editors were online, releasing the magazine’s

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