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Linda Yeung

HK universities are in a league of their own

Hong Kong’s enviable position in business education was once again confirmed in the latest Financial Times global MBA rankings, writes Linda Yeung. ...

Stanford price hike is the exception, not rule

Stanford University has set a world record for the most expensive MBA programme in the world, writes Linda Yeung. ...

Qualification no use if real skills are lacking

At this time of year, many people ponder their next career move, writes Linda Yeung. ...

Family ties the missing link in business study

With their growing presence around the world, Asian businesses could fast become a rich resource for postgraduate-education case studies, writes Linda Yeung. ...

Hot pot entrepreneur cooks up big bucks

When the cold winter weather rolls in, it’s the perfect time to have a hot pot, writes Linda Yeung. ...

Imported programmes must have local context

Edinburgh-based Heriot-Watt University will roll out its MBA programme in Malaysia by end-November, boosting Kuala Lumpur’s dream of turning itself into an education hub in Southeast Asia, writes Linda Yeung. ...

Assistance pays off for fast-growing start-up

Chinese medicine is growing in popularity in Hong Kong, though it is not yet a huge business here, writes Linda Yeung. ...

Many ways to teach crisis-handling skills

Few would dispute that managing change is a challenge facing all sectors today, from the media and the financial industry to ... ...

Multi-cultural student body is an MBA booster

The vast array of choices in MBA education are currently being showcased worldwide as leading business schools get ... ...

Overseas universities must bolster local ties

With Hong Kong a growing education hub, there is no stopping the trend of transnational education – overseas institutions offering courses here independently or in collaboration with ... ...