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Prof. Joseph Stiglitz presented a keynote address in Tokyo on March 21 on the challenges facing advanced industrialized countries.

A consumer is on his smartphone, skimming the headlines and checking movie times at his local theater. A car ad appears at the top of his browser screen. Is such a small ad, coming when his attention is divided, effective?

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The generous endowed gift will support the teaching, research, and ancillary activities related to Usher’s role as the SEP’s co-director.

Team ”Capital City Investment Group,” consisting of four Columbia Business School students, placed second in the invitation-only UNC Real Estate Development Challenge held on February 14-15 in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. In doing so, they improved upon last year's third-place finish by the School’s team and continued the momentum following the School’s victory at the National Real Estate Challenge at Austin in the fall.

PepsiCo's Shiv Singh shares his advice on successful advertising.

Distinguished faculty members spoke at a February 13 symposium sponsored by the Jerome A. Chazen Institute for International Business.

Converse steps outside of its usual role to give back to its consumers.

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Recent studies show that consumers tend to respond to free products or services differently from how they respond to the same goods when they are charged for them.

With new sources available to create visual marketing, read how established businesses, like Vimeo, maintain their lead among competitors.

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Last fall a panel of high-powered finance experts, including bank executives, regulators, politicians, journalists and a Nobel laureate in economics, assembled at Columbia's Miller Theatre to participate in a panel titled "Financial Innovation: A Risky Business."

Bruce Kogut, the director of the School's Sanford C. Bernstein & Co. Center for Leadership and Ethics, discusses the center's latest perspective about making the financial sector work for Wall Street and Main Street after the financial crisis.

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BRITE speaker Charles Duhigg explains how knowing your customer will make you more profitable.

International law firm Greenberg Traurig LLP announced that Margaret Isa Butler '01, member of the Private Equity Program's Advisory Board, has joined its New York City office as of counsel where she will focus on mergers and acquisitions and joint ventures.

Professor Lynne B. Sagalyn presented the paper “Entertainment Centers and the Quest for Transformation in the Periphery” with Amanda Johnson at the University of Amsterdam’s master class workshop, “Explaining Metropolitan Transformation: Politics, Functions, and Symbols,” January 24-25 in the Netherlands.

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