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The Problem of Dodginess

The Problem of Dodginess: In a world where bad behavior is rewarded, can anybody keep MBAs honest? By Hult Professor John Beck and Hult President Dr. Stephen Hodges for Biz Ed Reboot.

Highlights from Round Two of the #HultTweetUp on Disruptive Business Models

We've all heard of disruptive business models, but what are some examples—and why are they so important? Professor Grandinetti talks about specific companies that are paving new paths with new types of models. He also addresses why business model innovation is "the new chessboard."

Zipcar Co-Founder Robin Chase shares her start-up stories with Hult students

Zipcar co-founder and Buzzcar CEO Robin Chase talked cars, start-ups, and more with current and prospective Hult students, alumni, and guests at the San Francisco installment of the school’s global Visionary Speaker Series.

How to Look for a Mentor

When you really need help with a career-related matter, what do you do? Do you reach out to friends and keep your fingers crossed one of them comes through with good advice? Do you ask the Magic 8 Ball app on your phone? Or, do you let it all out to a trusty, canine pal and look for clues about what action to take based on the number of tail wags?

TEDA: Enabling Funding for China’s Next Generation of Tech Firms [Business Wire]

Published by Business Wire, featuring Olaf Groth, Professor for Global Strategy, Economics, Management and Innovation at Hult International Business School.

Blended Action Learning Meets Innovation [Innovation Excellence]

Exploring the interface between Blended Action Learning and Business Innovation is filled with challenges and new opportunities but will clearly require an effective portfolio approach to both the tools of the trade and different modes of building a foundation of knowledge, skills and experience.

Eight Ways Europe Can Boost Entrepreneurship

For the past five years, Europe has been engaged in fierce debates about the best way to master the current economic crisis.

Team Amrit hopes to bring “nectar of life” to urban slums as the campus winner of the Hult Prize challenge

Could the answer to solving non-communicable diseases in urban slums be urine? Possibly, says Hult San Francisco’s newly crowned Hult Prize team, Amrit, and their medical monitoring technology, P.wards.

The Changing Face of International Education [DNA]

Studying abroad is a dream for most students. Besides, the attraction of a foreign land, the process of learning, the demography of peers and the freedom while living away from parents are some factors that contribute to this trend.

The World of Wal-Mart [Carnegie Council]

Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. is the world's largest retail enterprise, with total revenue of $421.8 billion and a net income of $16.4 billion in 2011. It is also the world's largest employer, with 2.1 million employees worldwide in 2010—not including workers hired by its suppliers.

The Challenge of Cross-Cultural Conflict and Resolving Differences

What’s your typical approach when you disagree with someone in a professional setting? Do you immediately voice your concerns, without thinking of your word choice or tone of voice? Do you attempt quiet diplomacy? Do you pretend everything is fine and hope in vain for harmony to return (that is, if you had in the first place)?

Launch of Hult Visionary Speaker Series: Peggy Liu’s Electrifying Talk

By Nuno Albarran, President of the Hult Sustainability Club, MBA - Shanghai.

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