Going Fossil-Free May Be Cheaper Than You Think
The United States and China are rapidly transitioning to renewable energy sources such as wind and solar, but will it be fast enough to help avert catastrophic climate change?
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The Best Is Yet to Come
Dean Glenn Hubbard is stepping down after a 15-year tenure, but he leaves the Business School poised to thrive in the future.
The New Old
Advances in healthcare and technology mean people expect to live longer, better lives than they might have imagined even three decades ago. What opportunities await in the longevity economy?
After Neoliberalism
Neoliberalism as an economic system must be pronounced dead and buried, and replaced with one most conducive to human wellbeing.
Delivering a Solution to Hunger
Mohsin Memon ’14 and Dilip Rao ’17 started their food-ordering platform, Sharebite, to help people do good while ordering takeout.
One Company’s Path to AI
From bits and bytes to thinking machines: Rahul Kanodia '94 has repeatedly transformed his company to create a global powerhouse.
Why the US and China See Negotiations Differently
Chazen Senior Scholar Shang-Jin Wei draws on classroom experience at CBS to zero in on why China and the United States can't agree.
Like Mother, Like Daughter
These moms and daughters have a lot in common—including their Columbia MBAs.
Should Globalism Be Fixed?
Populist movements call into question the current system of global trade, according to Dani Rodrick, winner of the 2019 Eccles Prize for Economic Writing.
Surprises from China
Panelists at Columbia Business School’s ninth China Business Conference suggested the past has been just a precursor: Look for unexpected twists to come.
Getting Exchange Rates Right
Shang-Jin Wei and his co-authors propose a new framework for currency exchange rates to measure trade effectiveness.
The Secret to Changing the World Is in Your Wallet
Buy the Change You Want to See by Jane Mosbacher Morris ’12 is a roadmap to ethical consumption for the average shopper.
Innovation: How a Western Bankcard Grows Up in China
A fintech leader explores what it takes to mature as an outside competitor.
What Adam Smith Would Say About Trump
The 1776 classic “The Wealth of Nations” is more relevant today than ever — and has much to say about the direction the United States is taking.