Marc Ethier is the Managing Editor at Yahoo Sports. He focuses on themes related to education and higher education, including educational policy, campus life, and career pathing, while also exploring topics like professional training, upskilling, and entrepreneurship. Marc's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo Finance UK, Poets&Quants, and Yahoo News.
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Marc Ethier's coverage largely centers around business education, specifically MBA programs and related topics. He tends to cite data frequently and includes press releases in his articles.
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Harvard Business School suggests the gap is not closing on its own.
By: Marc Ethier
Business school alumni remain proud of where they studied, but their connection to their former institutions is weakening across almost every measure, according to the latest Alumni Matters study from CarringtonCrisp, produced in association with EFMD. The research, conducted among nearly 2,000 alumni from 41 countries, finds that just over three-quarters (76%) of respondents say they are proud to be associated with their business school, down from 84% in the previous year’s study. While the year-on-year samples are not identical, CarringtonCrisp says the consistency of the shifts across multiple indicators points to a real change in sentiment.
By: Marc Ethier
The University of Chicago Booth School of Business has junked its traditional MBA essays.
Business school alumni remain proud of where they studied, but their connection to their former institutions is weakening across almost every measure, acco
By: Marc Ethier
On the first day of this year's Lean LaunchPad class at Stanford, something happened that Steve Blank had never seen in 16 years of teaching.
By: Marc Ethier
A coalition of more than 200 economists and AI researchers, including 16 Nobel Laureates, is calling on policymakers, business leaders, and academics
By: Marc Ethier
For as long as rankings have existed, most business schools have treated them like a decathlon where every event counts equally and skipping one costs you the whole competition.
By: Marc Ethier
New report puts the median price of an executive course at €2,800, or about ,190, with wide swings by format, discipline & currency
By: Marc Ethier
Dean Richard Locke says the cohort-based program targets working professionals who want an MBA without leaving their jobs
By: Marc Ethier
San Francisco Bay University is betting that an AI-taught, faculty-mentored MBA can undercut the 6-figure degree by 90% – and still call itself rigorous
