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Asian schools gain ground in business education

Sixteen MBA programs in the global top 100, China's CEIBS at No. 8

CEIBS campus (Courtesy of CEIBS)

TOKYO -- As Asia has grown to become the key driver of the world economy, the need for top-tier management talent has grown along with it. The region better positioned than ever meet that demand, as shown in the latest Financial Times' MBA ranking published Monday. 

Sixteen business schools in Asia made the top 100 list, the largest number since the rankings began. Seven are in China and Hong Kong, four each are in India and Singapore, including Franco-Singaporean Insead, and one is in South Korea.

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