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The Paul Milstein Center for Real Estate is pleased to welcome the following new alumni to the Real Estate Circle: Matthew Karp '04, Fernando Lamas '05, and Scott Shapiro '99 as Leaders.

New Columbia Business School research finds over-focusing on short-term earnings leads to reduced innovation, and that state laws that prevent hostile takeovers can have a positive impact

This year, MBA SLEB Co-Chairs, Anna Houseman '21, Kathryn Savasuk '21, and Amanda Pfabe '21 pledge to co-sponsor workshops and panels about DEI and its intersection with ethical leadership while enhancing the School’s Individual, Business, and Society Curriculum.

Columbia Business School study finds that the majority of consumers are loss averse, but results vary by age, education level and financial experience

Examining commuting patterns and lockdown measures in three major cities, Amit Khandelwal, Columbia Business School’s Jerome A. Chazen Professor of Global Business, argues that policymakers should abandon the blanket shutdown strategies commonly used in the first few months of the pandemic

New Research from Columbia Business School Reveals Apple, Google, GM and Others Hold Complex Financial Portfolios that Prioritize Tax Optimization

On August 5, 2020 the Center on Japanese Economy and Business (CJEB) organized a webinar titled, “Central Banking in the COVID-19 Era.” News outlets, including Bloomberg, Reuters, Asahi, NHK, and Nikkei, referenced the webinar and comments made by the speakers.

New research from Columbia Business School shows that when at-risk workers have a more generous social insurance program to fall back, managers may become morally licensed to lay off more workers. 

New Research from Columbia Business School Sheds Light on Relationship Between Corporate Activism and Employee Motivation  

A respected leader in finance, Samberg leaves an impressive legacy of leadership and philanthropy.