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A capacity audience of students, faculty members, alumni, practitioners, and media learned from the expertise shared by keynote speaker James Gorman ’87, chairman and CEO of Morgan Stanley, during the third annual Program for Financial Studies conference on November 1.

Video and summary report now available for talk by CJEB Research Associate Professor Takatoshi Ito, "The Third Arrow of Abenomics: How Far Will It Reach?"

America has an aging problem, and it is time to address it.

Michael Giliberto oversaw U.S. portfolio management and global investment strategy and research within the Global Real Assets Group at JPMorgan Asset Management and now consults, produces the Giliberto-Levy Commercial Mortgage Performance Index, and is a director of Empire State Realty Trust and of the Hunt Companies. He also teaches Real Estate Portfolio Management. In a recent interview with Jovaun Boyd ’14, he discussed the evolution of institutional investing in real estate, lessons on investing, and his teaching.

Video and summary report now available for talk by Yosuke Honjo, President & CEO of ITO EN (North America) Inc., "The Un-sweetening of America: ITO EN's Contribution to the Beverage Market"

Alumni executives in the sports industry are pursuing bold agendas that will have lasting impact.

Columbia Business School is proud to announce the Dong-Bin Shin Fellowships, four two-year, full-tuition fellowships open to students entering in August 2014. To be considered, students must apply by January 6, 2014.

Wolters Kluwer CEO Nancy McKinstry '84 is building a legacy that goes far beyond ushering the global publishing company into the digital age.

New Columbia Business School study says a time delay between payment and consumption can reverse the positive effects a discount provides consumers

Alumni are proving that life is too short for just one career.

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Making work/life trade-offs according to personal beliefs is crucial for success, said Ann Glover, chief marketing officer of ING US, during her keynote speech at the 21st Annual Columbia Women in Business Conference. The event was held November 15 at the University Club of New York.

At the Mapping Mobile NYU Stern conference, a New York University professor said that pushing ads to consumers on both desktop and mobile can increase click-through rates and conversions.

Organized in conjunction with the MIT Center for Real Estate, the event gave more than 60 graduate students from Columbia, MIT, and Harvard a chance to learn about joint ventures.

Organized in conjunction with the MIT Center for Real Estate, the event gave more than 60 graduate students from Columbia, MIT, and Harvard a chance to learn about joint ventures.

One of America’s leading markets was the destination for the Columbia Business School Real Estate Association’s fall domestic “trek” on November 3-5.

Columbia University and Business School alumni, faculty members, students, and staff came together on Friday, November 8, to answer a “big, big question,” per the symposium title: Can my company, university, or organization change?

Wolters Kluwer CEO Nancy McKinstry ’84 is building a legacy that goes far beyond ushering the global publishing company into the digital age.

Firms can counter consumers' perceptions of unfairness in downgrading products with a little differentiation.

Bruce Greenwald discusses competitive advantage on November 7, 2013 for Th+nk CBS, a flash-lecture series in which a professor speaks for 15 minutes about a topic of interest, their current research, or expanding on a class concept. Th+nk CBS was developed last year by I+CBS, the Innovation and Creativity in Business Society, as a way for students to have exposure to professors outside the classroom while keep academics front and center.