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    • Friday, 15 June, 2018
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      Family-owned companies can benefit from more professional skills

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      Business schools offer one-year programmes on data science and machine learning

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      How to turn that MBA internship into a job

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      The number of middle-aged people founding start-ups around the world is rising

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      Infrastructure and financial resources must be in place to weather ups and downs of a product launch

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      Business education
      Gender differences emerge as companies grow

      There are growing numbers of female entrepreneurs, but their companies tend to be smaller

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      Experts argue that prioritising young businesses makes no sense

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      Researchers have studied how the most effective users of the network get the best out of it

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