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Prime Minister Shinzo Abe of Japan visited Columbia University on September 22 to give an address at the World Leaders Forum.

The Private Equity Program launched its newsletter on September 30, 2014. Read our what the Program has been doing, and alumni updates plus alumna profile on Ashley Larson `10 at ABS Capital.  

On June 27, 2014, the Columbia University School of International and Public Affairs and the Weatherhead East Asian Institute convened a group of eighteen leading East Asia experts including CJEB Director Hugh Patrick to partake in a daylong discussion titled “Tension Reduction in Northeast Asia: A U.S.

On June 27, 2014, the Columbia University School of International and Public Affairs and the Weatherhead East Asian Institute convened a group of eighteen leading East Asia experts including CJEB Director Hugh Patrick to partake in a daylong discussion titled “Tension Reduction in Northeast Asia: A U.S.

New research tracks emerging countries’ economics activity after law changes and finds a boost in access to credit; increase in employment rate; increase in productivity and sales for firms

Columbia Business School professor spots unforeseen signs of deregulation and will present findings to the Fed during upcoming conference in October

This story was originally published in Columbia Business. More and more alumni entrepreneurs are launching ventures to serve the greater good.

New research from Columbia Business School shows that powerful leaders fail to listen properly and take others’ accounts into perspective, jeopardizing the impact they could have

David Stern, the commissioner emeritus of the National Basketball Association, was awarded the 2014 Botwinick Prize in Business Ethics during a ceremony on Tuesday, September 9 at Uris Hall.

CJEB core faculty member, Professor Curtis J. Milhaupt shared his views in a news segment on CNBC on the recent ruling against Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO). There has been a case against TEPCO by a man whose wife had committed suicide after the Fukushima Nuclear Disaster, with the court finally concluding that TEPCO is responsible for her suicide.