M'Ba

[uh m-bah]

noun

Lé·on [le-awn] /lɛˈɔ̃/, 1902–67, African statesman: president of Gabon 1961–67.

M.B.A.

or MBA

Master of Business Administration.

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Examples from the Web for mba

Contemporary Examples of mba

All this without even an MBA—a 2008 investigation found that Bresch did not actually earn her degree from WVU as claimed.
Get Elected, Get Your Kids Rich: Washington Is Spoiled Rotten
Clare Malone
February 27, 2014
He met and married fellow student Diana Buckley while getting an MBA from the University of Denver.
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Sandra McElwaine
October 23, 2013
I've had a couple meaningful relationships since, parallel to studying my MBA and building my career.
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Harry Siegel
February 27, 2013
Unlike Zuckerberg, she went on to graduate and then earned her MBA from the business school.
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Robin Givhan
November 4, 2012
Dear Blogger: I'm in my first year in the fully-employed (part-time) MBA program at UCLA.
Ask the Blogger: Borrow Money, or Self-Finance School?
Megan McArdle
October 29, 2012

Historical Examples of mba

You need an MBA to tell you not to turn your workplace into a slum?
Makers
Cory Doctorow
When an MBA said “low-hanging fruit,” he meant “easy pickings,” something that could and should be snatched with minimal effort.
Someone Comes to Town, Someone Leaves Town
Cory Doctorow

British Dictionary definitions for mba

MBA

abbreviation for

Master of Business Administration

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