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Not all information is good information, so how do you separate fact from fiction? On March 8, interdisciplinary leaders from academia, business, government, and the media will gather at Columbia Business School’s 2nd Annual News and Finance Conference to explore how media coverage of financial news, rumors, and whispers affect stock market movement.

FASB (the Financial Accounting Standards Board) announced that among the five new members of its Investor Advisory Committee is the Columbia Business School Accounting Division’s Professor of Professional Practice, Trevor Harris.

On March 6-7, Columbia Business School’s Center on Global Brand Leadership will host BRITE ’17 its annual conference that focuses on emerging trends in technology, innovation, culture, and branding.

What color is your house? After reading that question, what were you thinking about? The obvious answer is the color of your house. Though this exercise may seem ordinary, it has profound implications. The question momentarily hijacked your thought process and focused it entirely on your house or apartment. You didn’t consciously tell your brain to think about that; it just did so automatically.

Michael Coleman ’05 and Tom Heller ’05, producers of the acclaimed 2014 film Foxcatcher, talk about what it’s like to attend the Academy Awards.

Kenzen Founder and BRITE '17 speaker Sonia Sousa is determined to find out what makes the human body tick.

Trevor Harris, Arthur J. Samberg Professor of Professional Practice at Columbia Business School, has been named to the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB)’s Investor Advisory Committee.