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Christopher Mayer's thoughts on the $26 billion agreement for homeowners.

Four Columbia Business School faculty members shared their expertise as part of a special panel, “Understanding the Euro Crisis,” moderated by Dean Glenn Hubbard, on Thursday, February 2 at the School.

Jeffrey Organisciak '13 interviews Jeffrey Barclay '83 to learn about Goldman Sachs Asset Management Real Estate Investment Group, and his thoughts on the current real estate market along with his take-a ways from the 2011 Real Estate Symposium and thoughts on how current students and alumni can make the most of Columbia Business School.

A study by Columbia Business School Professor Doron Nissim reveals a better understanding of how investors value insurance companies.

Three Columbia Business School faculty members have received 2011 Dean’s Prizes for Teaching Excellence.

Mayer remarks that the plan is probably not as risky as it sounds.

Incentives can worsen outcomes for firms needing financing

The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences honored Professor Mueller with the prize for his research on the composition of the unemployed during recessions

Jesse Greene, former vice president of financial management and chief financial risk officer for IBM, and Jack Mitchell, chairman and CEO of retail stores Mitchells/Richards/Marshs and Wilkes Bashford, have joined Columbia Business School as executives in residence.

Lecturer Aaron Wallen's Managerial Negotiations course inspired two students and Slate contributors to create a podcast series on the art of negotiation.