German luxury brands Porsche, M-B and Mini rule the car-buying process

German luxury brands continue to rule when it comes to satisfaction with the new-car buying process, according to U.S. consumers.
Porsche shoved Mercedes-Benz from first to second place in sales satisfaction among luxury brands in J.D. Power’s 2015 U.S. Sales Satisfaction Index Study released today.
Porsche’s score rose 14 points from a year ago to 752 points on the 2015 index. It placed fifth among luxury brands in 2014. Mercedes-Benz scored 749, a decline of 12 points from last year.
For a sixth consecutive year, Mini ranks highest among mass-market brands, with a score of 762, a 35-point increase from 2014.
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50 dealers nominated for Time magazine award


Fifty U.S. auto dealers have been nominated by automotive trade associations for the 2016 Time Dealer of the Year award. The nominees were announced by Time and Ally Financial, the sponsor.
The program honors franchised new-vehicle dealers for exceptional performance in their dealerships and distinguished community service.
A panel of faculty members from the Tauber Institute for Global Operations at the University of Michigan selects four finalists and then the award winner.
The award is presented by Time in partnership with Ally Financial and in cooperation with the National Automobile Dealers Association.
The 2016 award winner will be announced at the NADA Convention in Las Vegas on April 1.
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MBA Rankings: The Best Global Business Schools — Business Insider

Wharton School at University of Pennsylvania has topped Business Insider’s annual MBA ranking of the top 50 business schools globally.
The US based school topped the business website’s list for the first time in its six year history.
Wharton leads the pack of US schools which have dominated the ranking: of 50 schools, 10 are European; three Asian.

Business Insider evaluated schools based on five metrics: reputation (determined through an annual reader survey); average starting salary after graduation; job placement rate three months after graduation; averageGMAT score; tuition and fees.
Wharton is something of an all-rounder: its strong reputation, fat graduation salaries and 95% MBA employment rate ensured its success. Wharton grads earned on average $127,300. Notable graduates include Jeff Weiner, LinkedIn's chief executive.
Chicago’s Booth School took no 2, mostly down to its MBAs being virtually guaranteed a job — 98% were hired within three months — the highest of all schools ranked. Its top five employers areMcKinsey, BCG, Bain, Amazon and Bank of America. Average starting salaries for Booth MBAs are $125,000.
Harvard claimed the third spot. The $141,900 cost of its MBA held it back, despite high salaries. Graduates of the world’s oldest MBA program are earning a meaty $131,600; 91% are employed in three months. Top alumni include Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg and JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon.
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