The best emerging-market schools are determined to go global (or at least regional) in their own right: CEIBS has increased the proportion of its students who are foreign from 10% in 2002 to 40% in 2009 and is hoping to create an Ivy League for the East.

ECONOMIST: Schumpeter

People are, however, jaded by business's excesses: just 37% of respondents believe that business strikes the right balance between profits and public interest, the lowest proportion since Pew began asking the question in 1987.

ECONOMIST: Government v market in America

And then there are the true sport buildings, vacation homes which grew in number, proportion and sportiness, right along with primary residences.

FORBES: The Sport Utility Building Tax

In the Lords (from 2.30pm) questions to ministers range across increasing sports in schools, asylum seekers' right to work in the UK after six months of waiting for a decision on their application - and the proportion of deaths recorded as caused by cancer where the actual cause of death was the treatment.

BBC: Week ahead