At Some Business Schools, the Salesman's Not Dead US News Companies are hiring MBAs with sales experience, according to an executive career coach. | Some business schools focus on the unlikely area of sales. | Willy Loman, the tragic hero of Arthur Miller's Death of a Salesman, famously said a businessman's...
Former Ford exec. Harold 'Red' Poling dies at 86 Jakarta Post | Former Ford Motor Co. CEO Harold "Red" Poling has died. He was 86. | The long-time auto executive died Saturday in Pacific Grove, California, according to Ford. | Bill Ford, the automaker's executive chairman, called Poling an "extraordinary leader...
For the Graduate: 10 Tips to land that first job! The Examiner | As a new graduate, you’ve spent hours crafting the perfect resume. The format is eye-catching and the wording is practically perfect. But you’ll need much more than a well-crafted resume if you want to land that all-important first job! | You h...
Ex-Yahoo CEO Scott Thompson And Seven Other Cases Of Resume Fraud Huffington Post | From the Fiscal Times: | The latest victim to fall from grace due to resume fraud is Scott Thompson, who was named Yahoo’s chief executive in January. The former president of PayPal graduated from Stonehill College in Massachusetts with a degree ...
Electoral College Projection: The race to 270 gives Romney the May win The Washington Times Eric Golub | Ask me a question. | Follow @TYGRRRREXPRESS | LOS ANGELES, May 4, 2012--With the election six months away, it is time to take a look at the Electoral College map to see whether President Barack Obama or Governor Mitt Romney will win in 2...
MBA student consultants make an impact on businesses The Business Review UC Davis revamps graduate program to make it more responsive to business needs | Sacramento Business Journal by Rebecca Heath, Correspondent Date: Friday, May 4, 2012, 3:00am PDT Related: , , Noel Neuburger | Sacramento Business Journal | Joe DiNunzi...
U-M grad program expands to West Coast Detroit news By Shawn D. Lewis The Detroit News Comments | Ann Arbor- The University of Michigan is expanding a graduate program by setting up a program thousands of miles away in Los Angeles, a first for the school. | The Stephen M. Ross School of Business will ...
Is college still the preferential gateway to upward class mobility? The Examiner | So you want to send your kids to college. You want to do that - costs be damned - because it is just the right thing to do. If you went to college, you probably see it as your offsprings' birth right. If you have never gone to college, or you have ...
University of Michigan opening up MBA program in California Detroit news By Associated Press Comments | Ann Arbor- The University of Michigan is setting up shop in California, with an MBA program being run out of a Beverly Hills hotel. | The Ann Arbor school said its Stephen M. Ross School of Business will offer a 20-mont...
University of Michigan opening up program in California Detroit news By Associated Press Comments | Ann Arbor- The University of Michigan is setting up shop in California. | The Ann Arbor school says its Stephen M. Ross School of Business will offer a 20-month Executive MBA program that will meet once a month starting...
Google gets China OK for Motorola deal Herald Tribune | NEW YORK - Authorities in China have approved Google Inc.'s bid to buy phone maker Motorola Mobility, clearing the way for the $12.5 billion deal to close early next week. Enlarge | FILE - In this May 11, 2011 file photo, attendees chat at the Google IO Developers Conference in San Francisco. Authorities in China have approved Google Inc.'s bid t...
