John A. Byrne

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    The GMAT: An exam with greater profit margins than Apple

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    Harvard B-school dean offers unusual apology

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  • Leadership

    The highest (and lowest) paid MBAs

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    B-school Dean of the Year: Rotman’s Roger Martin

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  • The Stanford Graduate School of Business celebrates the grand opening of the Knight Management Center on the Stanford campus in Palo Alto, California, U.S., on Friday, April 29, 2011. The $345 million facility contains eight environmentally sustainable buildings on 12.5 acres. Funding for the facility was led by Nike Inc. founder, Philip H. Knight. Photographer: Tony Avelar/BloombergCareers

    Look who Harvard and Stanford B-Schools just rejected

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  • Careers

    Inside Jack Welch’s MBA school of tough love

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  • blogging

    A startup is born, and a co-founder dies

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    The most successful MBA startups

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    B-school remorse: When the degree is just not worth it

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    McKinsey’s ‘oops moment’

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    Wharton leadership shakeup amid applications tumble

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  • blogging

    Behind the ouster of George Washington’s B-school dean

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    Will video kill the B-school admissions essay?

    By John A. Byrne and Lauren Everitt
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    Harvard B-school interview: An inside view

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    The online MBA comes of age

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