Advanced Corporate Finance: A Practical Approach

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University of Tokyo Hospital head quits after bribery arrests

Resignation follows series of scandals involving academics at the leading institution

By Tash Mosheim

28 January

Young Chinese man in a suit being knocked over by downward economic graphs. His umbrella is inside out and Union Jack bowler hat has blown off. To illustrate that MBAs are an increasingly bad deal for Chinese students.

MBAs are a worsening deal for Chinese students – and university treasurers

Many of the business schools that prop up universities, in both China and the West, are bankrolled by Chinese families’ ambition. But amid economic slowdown and a growing recognition of the limits of Western practices, the return on investment is now being questioned, as three academics explain

By Jie Wu

8 January