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New Columbia Business School study shows that expansion of rent control and traditional housing policies leads to greater access to affordable housing and increases well-being.

Columbia Business School students recently visited Cuba and were exposed to a side of Cuba that few are able to see — one that may very well cease to exist should the economic transition continue.

New research from Columbia Business School documents how female-led ventures are disproportionately overlooked by venture capitalists at multiple stages of the entrepreneurship pipeline.

Real Conversations features current MBA students discussing their experiences in the Real Estate Program at Columbia Business School and beyond…in their own words. The Paul Milstein Center for Real Estate recently sat down with Sophie Nitkin ’20 to discuss what drew her to Columbia Business School, the impact of the Real Estate Association, and what speakers have made the most impact during her first year.  

When a corporate scandal occurs, business leaders should be able look to their organizational values to see them through.  

China may need fiscal policy reforms to address a potential debt crisis in China after its latest tax cuts. Here are three possible solutions.

 

What is consumer financial health, and how can fintech startups help make it a reality?

What is consumer financial health, and how can fintech startups help make it a reality?

Research from Columbia Business School outlines how the adoption of tenure voting would affect control rights within a corporation over time

Protectionist trade policies in the United States have had a slew of unintended effects, says Chazen Senior Scholar Amit Khandelwal.

New Study Suggests National Pricing Models Can Yield the Highest Profits for Competitive Retailers.

Research from Columbia Business School reveals the burden and benefits of keeping secrets

Words bookstore, founded by Jonah Zimiles ’08, embraces the autism community and its stories.

John Mahoney, head of global FIG at Goldman Sachs, discusses the growth and future of fintech in China.

More than a show, Game of Thrones is a trove of leadership lessons for managing groups and implementing change.

The United States’s low-growth/high-inequality problem is due to too few firms holding too much power.

Assistant Professor Michael Slepian’s research suggests that one of the greatest burdens Game of Thrones characters carry are secrets, both their own and others’.

Research from Columbia Business School reveals social networks are a more reliable predictor of fame than one’s creativity