Breaking Down Walls: How Open Source Software Drives Entrepreneurial Activity
CBS Assistant Professor Nataliya L. Wright and her co-researchers explore how open source software can catalyze the founding of new ventures globally.
Stijn Van Nieuwerburgh Awarded Inaugural CBS Practice Prize
The professor, known for his 'urban doom loop' research, has deftly bridged the gap between policy and practice.
Stress Impacts How Managers Allocate Attention Based on Expertise
New CBS research delves into the nuanced interplay between stress, managerial expertise, and decision-making, revealing how stressors influence task prioritization and cognitive bandwidth.
Brave New World Revisited: 5 Trends Reshaping Business Practices
Aldous Huxley's dystopian novel depicted a society centered around standardization and efficiency, with Henry Ford idolized as its founder. Almost a century later, while society has largely avoided this fate, management practices still cling to these principles, though a managerial revolution seems imminent.
General Motors CEO Mary Barra: 'We Believe In an All-Electric Future'
At the Tamer Institute's 2024 Climate Business and Investment Conference, the automotive industry leader explained how the company is overcoming EV market challenges on the road to net zero.
Pre-checked Boxes Make People Spend More, But These ‘Dark Defaults’ Risk Jeopardizing Consumer Trust
In 2020, pre-checked boxes to make recurring weekly donations increased political contributions by $43 million, but many of those donations seemed unintentional.
Columbia Business School’s Leadership on Climate Change Expands Through Generous Donation to Create Groundbreaking Institute
The Tamer Institute for Social Enterprise and Climate Change Will Address Urgent Need for Business Climate Research and Education