Insights Search

New research reveals that women prefer jobs and industries that meaningfully contribute to society — more so than men.

Keeping your vote a secret from family and close friends could result in feeling regretful and inauthentic.

The social media we follow and what we consume says a lot about our political affiliations.

In late August Dean Costis Maglaras announced the creation of a Task Force on Race, Diversity, and Inclusion to critically examine the shortcomings of Columbia Business School in these areas. This task force, co-chaired by Professors Modupe Akinola and Chris Mayer and comprising faculty, staff, and students, will make an initial set of recommendations by the end of the semester, with more detailed work to be completed by the end of the academic year. 

Columbia Business School study finds that self-proclaimed ESG companies and funds are falling well short on their commitments  

Erecting trade barriers doesn't serve America's — or the world's — interests.

New research from Columbia Business School finds that while autonomous shopping makes life easier, there are still key barriers preventing consumers from embracing this practice. 

Government's role in tackling global warming is crucial, says Geoff Heal, a Chazen Senior Scholar. Here's how it can be done.

Study from Columbia Business School finds that people who express themselves authentically on social media are happier and more satisfied with their lives

Andy Hendry, retired vice chairman, chief legal officer and secretary of Colgate-Palmolive, discusses cultivating and fostering company culture as well as his relationship with Reuben Mark, who he worked with for nearly 20 years.

Trade and China continue to be among the most debated policy issues in the United States and worldwide. Does its government give Chinese firms an unfair advantage?  

A Chazen Senior Scholar offers heartfelt words on how to unite the country again.

Professor Sheena Iyengar's Innovation Salon brings together experts, alumni, and students to imagine the post-pandemic world.

Surveying employees using the random rotation method could help keep workers and workplaces safe.

New analysis shows that examining marginal costs provides a clearer picture of potential savings.

Beyond the decisions that doctors make, the state of the hospitals those doctors work in also largely affects the risk of dying for Covid-19 patients, according to Carri Chan, a professor at Columbia University Business School who specializes in hospital operations management.

Kevin Kwan spoke to MBA students about the themes of his novels and his own path to becoming a world-renowned author. 

Our fiscal health is in shambles. Accounting can help fix it, says Chazen Senior Scholar Shivaram Rajgopal.

Our fiscal health is in shambles. Finance & Economics can help fix it, says Chazen Senior Scholar Shivaram Rajgopal.

Recent graduate, Hemish Dave '20, founder of Boda Coffee speaks to his new venture and how CBS prepared him to lead in a sustainable and purposeful way.