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The Marketing Division is pleased to welcome the following new PhD students this fall: Benjamin Levine, Maayan Malter, Sibel Sozuer Zorlu, Jennifer Sun, and Lu Zhang.

The reality governing modern-day trade appears far more complicated than the White House lets on — and the WTO isn’t the answer, said speakers at a recent panel sponsored by the Chazen Institute.

Michael Fries ’88 is Chief Executive Officer of Liberty Global, the world’s largest international TV and broadband company. 

The conference will explore emerging issues in global digital finance with a broad range of high-level thought leaders

The presence of others reduces people’s willingness to fact-check ambiguous information. People fact-check less often when in the perceived presence of other people versus when they are alone. While people are more likely to believe information that aligns with their own party affiliation, whether or not they fact-checked the same information depended only on perceived social presence.

"I believe our Healthcare and Pharmaceutical Management Program will help educate the future healthcare leaders and work for the greater good of human beings."

An analysis of more than 26,000 songs reveals that hit tunes find a sweet spot between current musical trends and a unique and individual sound.

Government investment and strong regulation are needed to protect people, the environment, and infrastructure — regardless of the prevailing political culture.

For the third year, MetaProp NYC is bringing together a group of startups focused on real estate tech. This time, the companies are tackling issues like green buildings, apartment entry and parking. Most of them are based in New York, but some come from as far away as Singapore.

Learn from these Latin American entrepreneurs who found innovative ways to grow their companies while keeping budgets lean. 

According to a new study by professors at Columbia Business School and Leibniz Universität Hannover, there is a direct link between higher levels of air pollution and a reduction in investor trading activity

The background and behavior of students emerge as two critical components driving the performance gap of MBA students in technical – but not social – courses

New studies show that people facing uncertainty rely more on their feelings and emotions to make decisions. Uncertainty about one thing can affect decisions being made about something completely different; both positive and negative uncertainty increase reliance on emotional decision making

Research from Columbia Business School reveals surprising ways to get better results when doing business with other countries.

Real Conversations features current MBA students, discussing their experiences in the Real Estate Program at Columbia Business School and beyond…in their own words. 

From $140,000 in debt to $29 million in venture capital backing — Ryan Petersen '08 of Flexport shares his story.

The Lab has become the symbolic nexus for Columbia’s commitment to entrepreneurship.