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Bruce Greenwald asserts the value of value versus momentum stocks in "A Chance for a Market's Wallflowers to Bloom" published by The New York Times on April 11, 2014.

Two University professors have been awarded the 2014 George S. Eccles Prize for Excellence in Economic Writing.

Startups in the health and wellness space are pioneering innovative ways to boost your health and happiness.

CJEB Core Faculty Professor Gerry Curtis will give a talk "Japan in the World" at the Economist Japan Summit in Tokyo on 4/17, following Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's keynote address.

31 teams have been selected to join the Columbia Startup Lab, one of a growing number of university initiatives engaged with New York City’s burgeoning startup sector and dedicated to fostering entrepreneurial talent

CJEB's Director of Research, Chair of the Department of Economics, and Carl S. Shoup Professor of the Japanese Economy David E. Weinstein shared his views on Japanese monetary policy and structural reform in an article published by Toyo Keizai, appearing in print on April 12th, 2014. You can find the full article (Japanese) in PDF format here.

Combining the seemingly incompatible is an inspirational way to ideate.

When executives in new roles focus on four key areas, they enjoy greater success.

A group of 32 Columbia Business School real estate students and faculty members headed to Hong Kong and Beijing over spring break, March 16-23, for a deeper look at the Chinese property market. On the agenda: dim sum, a Peking duck dinner, the Great Wall, and visits with more than a dozen local and international developers and investors.

More than 60 distinguished Columbia Business School alumni, faculty, and staff members gathered at New York’s Le Parker Meridien hotel in Midtown for the School’s biennial Professorship Celebration on March 24. The event connects alumni who have supported endowed professorships and the professors who hold those chairs.

Columbia Business School Professor Reviews Data of Nearly 800K MLB Pitches and Finds ‘Star-Struck’ Umpires Show Bias in Favor of All-Star Pitchers

An interview of CJEB Director of Research Professor David E. Weinstein was published on Nikkei Business Online on March 27th. Professor Weinstein shared his views on the Bank of Japan's monetary policy.

Students, faculty, and staff showcase their passion for making a difference outside the classroom through ten community service projects throughout New York City

The "Valuing Research" series includes summaries of recent academic papers with both theoretical and practical implications for the greater value investing community.  These summaries are prepared by Ye Li, a current Ph.D. student at Columbia Business School, under the supervison of Professor Tano Santos.  Professor Tano Santos is the research director of the Heilbrunn Center for Graham and Dodd Investing.

Maureen Footer ’84, president of Maureen Footer Design, has written a book about George Stacey’s integral role in shaping American style.

Diego Mayer-Cantú ’12 joined the Smithsonian Institution to work on an open data initiative as part of the Presidential Innovation Fellows program, which pairs top innovators from the private sector, nonprofits, and academia with government agencies to collaborate during 6- to 13-month “tours of duty.”

Aaron Kazam '15 has been named an International Council of Shopping Centers Foundation Grossman Graduate Scholar. The award includes a scholarship as well as a grant to attend ICSC RECon, the global convention for the shopping center industry.

In his new book, Mark Broadie illustrates the value of developing a fresh approach to a pursuit mired in tradition, and brings analytics to golf.

What can umpires’ mistakes tell us about how status and reputation influence decision making?