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Hitendra Wadhwa of the Marketing Division has been named Professor of Professional Practice at Columbia Business School, effective July 1, 2011.

Glenn Hubbard, Dean and Russell L. Carson Professor of Finance and Economics, has been tapped to lead presidential hopeful Mitt Romney's economic policy team.

Registration is now open for the 2011 Social Enterprise Conference.

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With The Runthrough, a shopping site for accessories editors, Mandy Tang ’10 is solving a problem that has challenged the fashion industry for decades.

Model depicts that detailing, relationships between sales representatives and medical doctors, is an extremely effective long–term marketing tool, while sampling has a stronger, short–term effect

Starting a Media Company and Want to Talk to Someone About It? Take Advantage of the Entrepreneurial Sounding Board

Marin Kaleya '12 spent her summer working at the Acumen Fund as part of the Social Enterprise Summer Fellowship Program.

New York Times Endorses Mayer/Hubbard refinancing plan as "Lifeline for Homeowners."

The New York Times discusses Alan Boyce, R. Glenn Hubbard, and Chris Mayer's latest mortgage refinancing proposal.

Join the Student-Run Media Management Association (MMA)

The School recently announced the launch of Columbia Business School Mobile, a mobile application that gives members of the School community convenient access to important and timely School-related information and services.

Chris Mayer discusses mortgage refinancing with Bloomberg.

Model identifies social–welfare benefits and how quality products result from open source software, despite the existence of free–riding

Professor Chris Mayer discusses the housing crisis and refinancing home loans with NPR.

Study examines how the quality of a good and the assortment of choices available influences consumers

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Study reveals that risk–taking behavior of women and men, adolescents and adults, departs from assumptions related to gender and age

Professor Gerald L. Curtis was featured in an opinion piece by Yoshibumi Wakamiya, editor-in-chief of The Asahi Shimbun

Michael Yablon '12 and Philip O'Brien '12 have been awarded the 2011 Sonkin Prize.