Insights Search

A CBS center dedicated to addressing issues at the intersection of business and society is expanding to address the global climate crisis.

Alleycon 2024, CBS's premier technology, startup, and venture capital conference, took place in Manhattan's Financial District in February.

LinkedIn co-founder Reid Hoffman visited CBS in March to discuss the future of AI and the digital economy as part of an event hosted by Columbia Business School's Digital Future Initiative.

Columbia Business School has awarded its inaugural Practice Prize to Stijn Van Nieuwerburgh, the Earle W. Kazis and Benjamin Schore Professor of Real Estate.

For Ray Dalio, the path to career success began by simply “playing the game.”

What's the dollar value of data? Traditional macroeconomic models fall short of answering this complex question — but new research is making strides.

For over a century, Columbia Business School has stood at the forefront of new ideas, research, and best practices in finance and the capital markets.

Closing the gender gap starts by digging into the data.

An ever-changing private equity landscape requires a state-of-the-art curriculum.

Brett House, professor of professional practice, celebrates the 2023 closing weekend of the Whistler Blackcomb resort in Whistler, British Columbia, Canada.

There's a reason more than 1,900 students in the EMBA, MBA, MS, and PhD programs have joined professional finance clubs at CBS.

From the origins of value investing to understanding the impact of remote work, CBS has been driving financial innovation for over a century.

Professor Kent Daniel shares insights on how AI can significantly impact quantitative analysis.

How two CBS grads became successful mainstays in the commercial real estate investment market.

Financial education at CBS draws upon the dynamic and diverse expertise of its faculty and alumni.

Why Leaders in the financial services industry need high-quality data to get ahead of competitors.

The professor, known for his 'urban doom loop' research, has deftly bridged the gap between policy and practice.

New CBS research delves into the nuanced interplay between stress, managerial expertise, and decision-making, revealing how stressors influence task prioritization and cognitive bandwidth.

Aldous Huxley's dystopian novel depicted a society centered around standardization and efficiency, with Henry Ford idolized as its founder. Almost a century later, while society has largely avoided this fate, management practices still cling to these principles, though a managerial revolution seems imminent.