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The research grants will help provide new tools and frameworks in which to think critically about leadership, ethical conflicts, and the future of work across industries in order to better prepare future business leaders

These Food Entrepreneurs Are Hungry for Success

Understanding the Business Roundtable statement from August 2019.

We invite you to enjoy a special three-course podcast, as we revisit a trio of conversations with CBS alumni whose food-based businesses are making a Edge.

Butterfly's handheld ulstrasounds bring this diagnostic tool to every corner of the globe.

How to zero in on what you like doing most at your job so you can do more of it.

David Rogers shares his take on the idea of influencing customer networks.

New research from Columbia Business School finds that third-party activism in corporate governance can increase the longevity and sustainability of a company’s innovation

In honor of Veterans Day, Bizcast is revisiting conversations we had with three CBS alumni, all former service members. All three are working to support veterans in their transition to civilian life.

Digital technology was not invented to tackle inequality, and there is even a risk that it could widen existing economic and social disparities. But, as the case of China illustrates, new platforms also offer many possible ways to narrow the opportunity gap.

Ordinary citizens felt like they had been sold a bill of goods. They were right to feel conned.

A book Professor Takatoshi Ito coauthored, Managing Currency Risk: How Japanese Firms Choose Invoicing Currency, received the Nikkei Prize for Excellent Books in Economic Science.

It is useful for entrepreneurs to conduct both qualitative and quantitative research to better understand customers

From October 17 to October 20 three members of CDS, Kellen Mrkva, Atonia Krefeld-Schwalb, and Byung Cheol Lee, traveled to Atlanta to attend the 2019 Association for Consumer Research Conference (ACR). All three organized special sessions around their research.

We welcome to the podcast Costis Maglaras, the new dean of Columbia Business School.

Exposure to a firm’s research and development department bodes well for entrepreneurs.

The US, and Silicon Valley in particular, continue to be the home of startups.

Gender bias is often an obstacle to third-party connections.

Reuben Mark, former Chairman and CEO of Colgate-Palmolive, shares leadership lessons he learned throughout his storied business career.

A hearty congratulations to DRO Professors Linda Green, Costis Maglaras, Assaf Zeevi, Carri Chan, Omar Besbes, Santiago Balseiro, and Jing Dong, as well as DRO PhD student Yue Hu and DRO PhD alum Yoni Gur for their awards at the 2019 INFORMS Annual Meeting this week in Seattle, WA.