Foreign Enrollment Sags at U.K. B-Schools
Last April, we wrote a story that asked whether new, more stringent U.K. visa regulations would have an impact on international enrollment in the country's top MBA programs. It turns out the answer is yes, according to a Financial Times story . Enrollment is down 10 percent in the U.K. at the 16 full-time MBA programs participating in the Financial Times' 2012 rankings. Foreign students make up ...

Wonkbook: Obama's fresh lead remains vulnerable to Europe's woes
The latest Washington Post/ABC News poll shows President Obama's approval rating has risen to 50 percent and he's opened up a six-point lead against Mitt Romney. In part, that's because the primary is hurting Romney. A majority of Americans who are closely following the campaign say they disapprove of what they're hearing among the Republicans, and by 2 to 1, Americans say that the more they ...

In India, the challenge of building 50,000 colleges
Here's a job most 27-year-olds never get: starting up a new university – from scratch. Like an Athenian at the dawn of Greece, Dhawal Sharma is converting 25 acres of farmland outside New Delhi worked by man and ox for millenniums into the kind of marble-and-grass campus that launches odysseys of the mind.

NFL Television Rights Bullish For Broadcasters' Stocks
The big increases in rights fees for the National Football League recently agreed to by ESPN and the broadcasters in recent months begs the question: In the TV ecosystem, who wins and who loses? First and foremost, recall why the networks ponies up so much money in the first place: of the top ten programs ...

Media All-Stars 2010
Not many media execs have stayed with the same shop for 27 years. Nor can many boast of multiple clients staying with the same firm for decades or more. And only a select few have earned two Media All-Star honors during their career.

Ask SCORE: In business, it comes down to doing the right thing
Question: What do I need to know about business ethics? Just when I think I understand this complex

Video: How to get a job now
In this episode of "Ask the Experts", MoneyWatch editors Jill Schlesinger and Jack Otter speak with Caroline Ceniza-Levine of the career coaching firm SixFigure Start. She explains why you should worry less about your resume, and more about your networking skills.

Google VP of People Operations PO ‘94 Talks Careers with Students
Vice President of People Operations at Google, Laszlo Bock PO ‘94, talked to students at Pomona about life, careers, and how to differentiate themselves in the job market on Feb. 17. The event was part of the month-long Sagehens Beyond the Gates initiative, organized by Pomona’s Career Development Office (CDO).

They Count Better. Do They Read Better?
New Haven-bred Achievement First came under independent scrutiny across the board—and fared so-so.