Former Estée Lauder CFO Tracey Travis reflects on how leading a struggling Pepsi bottling unit became the defining risk that shaped her path to global leadership.
When Theodora Fonteneau Rutherford was admitted and became the first Black graduate of CBS, she changed the course of history and paved the way for many to follow.
The Hub will be a center of activity featuring seminars, luncheons, and broader audience events.
CBS Professor Sandra Matz writes that the data used to create psychological profiles of consumers can be employed in positive ways.
Columbia Business School's Norman Eig Professor of Business Eric J. Johnson shares insights from his research into how the structure of choices affects outcomes.
Clare Norton discusses her career, her vision for her new role, and the surprising part she played in the 1994 World Cup final.
The Nobel Prize-winning economist visited CBS for the first installment of a new speaker series from The Hub, a new think tank, to discuss the future of capitalism with CBS Dean Emeritus Glenn Hubbard.
Giving frontline officers more leeway, not more oversight, in the procurement process could save governments significant time and money.
The office of the future will be intentional about in-person work, cater to employees, and driven by performance metrics.