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On Friday, March 6th, WeWork hosted members of the Real Estate Association and Paul Milstein Center staff for a tour of its workspaces at Bryant Park and a discussion about the WeWork brand, its expansion plans, and the future of commercial office space.

Charles Griffith '16 has been named an International Council of Shopping Centers Foundation Charles Grossman Graduate Scholar. The award includes a scholarship as well as a grant for travel expenses to attend ICSC RECon, the global convention for the shopping center industry, which will take place in Las Vegas in May.

NASA astronaut Timothy Kopra ’13 will soon blast off for the International Space Station.

When lighter options are grouped together, diners opt for heavier meals.

R. Gopalakrishnan of Tata Sons offers a surprising take on what’s truly new

On Friday, February 27, the Real Estate Association spent the afternoon with the Related Companies, listening to insights from executives and touring existing properties and developments. The group of over 20 MBA students first toured the Shops at Columbus Circle at Time Warner Center, where the leasing manager, Lauren Hammer, gave an overview of the tenant mix and shared some interesting facts about the property.  

For the fourth year in a row, Columbia Business School placed in the top three at the invitation-only UNC Real Estate Development Challenge. Dennis Giuliano '15, Andrew Kim '16, Ashley McDonald '15, and Rob Nitkin '15 of team "Equity Multipliers" finished third at the competition held on February 20-21 in Chapel Hill, North Carolina.

Congratulations to the Columbia students who participated in the 15th Annual Wharton Private Equity competition, Friday February 20, 2015. Two first year MBA teams competed and both teams finished in the top 3 (out of 25 teams from 19 schools from around the world.). This year the teams presented a case on the possible leveraged buyout of American Eagle Outfitters.

Andrew Ansorge ’76 is vice president and controller for Swann Galleries, a boutique auction house on East 25th Street.

Seeking a match online? Whether its a new job or a date, fewer choices may lead to better matches.

CVS chooses to stick to its mission of providing health care services and promoting health by removing cigarettes from its shelves.

A board position brings prestige, influence, and power. Here's how to get there.

New research from Columbia Business School professor introduces “Polyculturalism” 

Opening ranges offer negotiators unexpected benefits both in relationships and final settlements

Hershey has acquired Krave, an all-natural meat jerky company founded by Jon Sebastiani '12.

On February 17, 2015 investment professionals and members of the alumni community came to campus to judge three teams that had been selected from submissions by the attendees of the 4th Annual Deal Camp in Montauk.

New research from Columbia Business School challenges the conventional wisdom offered by a generation of negotiation scholars

It takes less than 30 seconds for someone to form a first impression. Here's how to make it great.

On February 6, 2015, the Columbia Business School Real Estate Association, Paul Milstein Center for Real Estate and Career Management Center hosted their hallmark Real Estate Career Forum to much success.

In honor of his 50th reunion and Columbia Business School’s upcoming centennial, Lord Irvine Laidlaw ’65 has made a generous donation of $2 million to the School.