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Columbia Business School study says analysts’ concerns about fair value accounting clouded the already murky waters, fueling the crisis

Columbia Business School research highlights the disconnect between peoples’ own views and their counterparts’ views of their assertiveness—and the impact it can have on negotiations

Bruce Greenwald explains his investment strategy for retirement and talks about his single favorite stock in "How 5 Pros are Investing for Retirement" published by Fortune on June 12, 2014.

School entrepreneurs were recently given a chance to take their business ideas prime time when ABC’s Shark Tank held a private casting call for students and alumni on campus Wednesday, June 11.

The Private Equity Program launched its newsletter on May 31, 2014.Read our what the Program has been doing, and alumni updates.  

Columbia Business School Professor says $850 billion Norwegian Government Pension Fund would benefit from taking on more risk

Columbia Business School study reveals a critical problem for foreign organizations: skilled migrant workers don’t always successfully share what they’ve learned in the US

When the Affordable Care Act’s “individual mandate” takes effect in October, millions of Americans will be hard pressed to select the best health insurance coverage for their needs, unless relatively simple design features are incorporated into the state and federal websites they will use to choose a policy. Smart design of those websites, the so-called health insurance exchanges at the heart of Obamacare, could save consumers and the government more than $9 billion annually.

Two Columbia Business School adjunct faculty members have received Dean’s Prizes for Teaching Excellence.