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Principles before profit — that sums up Citigroup’s emphasis following the financial crisis, said Co-President James Forese during a talk with students on September 24.

Skilled foreign workers who return home may find transferring knowledge to be surprisingly difficult — but there are remedies.

How the sequential nature of online reviews affects product ratings.

New research from Columbia Business School warns that consumers will make mistakes totaling $9 billion; offers prescriptions to help improve consumer experience using new state healthcare exchanges

With the gift, Shin, the chairman of the Lotte Group and member of the School’s Board of Overseers, has established the Dong-Bin Shin Scholarship.

Michael Hershman, president and CEO of the Fairfax Group, has been awarded Columbia Business School’s 2013 Botwinick Prize in Business Ethics. The award was presented during a ceremony on Monday, September 16. 

The president of U.S. Trust, Bank of America Private Wealth Management, Banks emphasized to students the importance of direct communication.

Bre Pettis, founder and CEO of MakerBot, sums up the company’s mission as “creating tools for creative explorers to change the world.”

A look into the research of consumers shopping on their mobile devices.A look into the research of consumers shopping on their mobile devices.

In the role, Cannella will oversee the launch of the Private Equity Fellows Program, designed for select students seeking to deepen their knowledge of the industry.

Columbia Business School and Aimia researchers survey more than 3000 consumers to understand how they use smartphones in store aisles

Margaret Cannella ‘76, an Adjunct Professor at Columbia Business School, has joined the Private Equity Program as Administrative Director. Cannella will join Private Equity Program Director, Donna M. Hitscherich, Senior Lecturer in Discipline, Finance and Economics.

The Private Equity Program is pleased announce a Fellows Program, including up to 35 students preparing for careers in private equity.

How cultural images from home can impair second-language skills.

In a new book, Damon Phillips dives deep into the history of jazz to share often surprising lessons about how new markets rise and fall.

Changes reflect the fast-changing business marketplace and place growing emphasis on the importance of entrepreneurship and leadership

How do employees learn an organization’s culture? In his new book, Professor Ray Fisman draws from organizational economics to reveal how leaders drive culture change.

Michael Adler, professor emeritus of business, died on July 29. He was 76. In his more than 40 years on the faculty, Adler was an influential member of the Columbia community. Among his many contributions, he was instrumental in developing the MBA class on international corporate finance and he served as chair of the Finance Division. 

2013 Ira Sohn Investment constest winner, Simeon McMillan '14, was interviewed by Santangel's Review on July 29, 2013.

Professor Eric Johnson's research on default design in organ donation was featured in The Philadelphia Inquirer in an article by Michael Smerconish.