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At the 2005 Alumni Reunion, Professor Bruce Greenwald put forth a simple truth about investing: in any sale, one person is wrong. Value investing offers a framework for ending up on the right side of the sale.

Andrea Wenner '05 starts nonprofit to address the lack of playground facilities at New York City's elementary schools.

Lee Branstetter introduces guest lecture on Merck & Co.'s efforts to combat the AIDS epidemic.

Jeffrey Sturchio, Merck vice president of external affairs and human health in Europe, the Middle East and Africa, discusses a partnership with the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and the government of Botswana.

Recognizing the value of MBA talent to the public and nonprofit sectors, the class of 2005 pledged its class gift of $502,593 to the School’s Loan Assistance Program.

From the Archive, June 2005: You can sometimes improve your product's market share by adding competition. A study of consumer behavior challenges conventional wisdom about product placement.

Do Chinese avoid conflict? If so, how will this cultural trait affect negotiations with your Chinese joint venture partner? New research sheds light on how culture influences people in business settings.

Columbia Ideas at Work Bridges Faculty Research and Business Practice