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New research analyzing 57,000 dishes offers a recipe for creativity, showing why the best ideas balance novelty with coherence.

Should companies test products in their familiar, local pond or in the new market where they want to scale? 

Targeted cash transfers totaling just 0.3% of global GDP could reduce global extreme poverty to about 1%, according to new research.

Kreiz took Mattel from toy manufacturer to a global brand-management organization. Accepting the 2026 Botwinick Prize in Business Ethics, he told a Columbia Business School audience that it all started with culture.

Columbia Business School research explains the effectiveness gap in digital twins and what it takes to make them work.

The School's newest full-time faculty members bring expertise from both research and practice.

At Columbia Global Centers’ inaugural India Hour, Columbia Business School Dean Costis Maglaras explained why new AI capabilities can travel from research labs to businesses around the world within hours — and why converting them into lasting business value will require years of organizational change.

Two members of the Class of 2026 built the software they wished they’d had at work, earning a spot in YC — and their MBAs.

As AI reduces the need for human teams, the manager role remains.

Four years after introducing the "urban doom loop," researchers revisit the office market — and find many of their boldest predictions are coming true.

New research on small business owners in Kenya finds that getting value from AI depends not just on access, but on how users evaluate and apply its advice.

Dean Costis Maglaras discusses how the new part-time program will help working professionals apply classroom learning to everyday business challenges.

New research shows that social media campaigns may inadvertently favor wealthier users over poorer ones, illustrating how commonly used metrics can undermine real-world goals.

An emphasis on authenticity can repel the employees it hopes to attract, unless employers are committed and follow through.

As millions of Americans shift toward fixed-income investing in retirement, how can active bond managers truly add value?

Mayor Zohran Mamdani says municipal grocery stores will lower the price of essential foods. CBS experts explain what the plan could fix and how the city should measure success.

Columbia Business School’s expanding AI curriculum prepares students to succeed in the fast-moving, data-rich, high-tech environments of the future.

True vintage products are moderately aged, iconic, and scarce, according to new research from Columbia Business School that defines vintage style.

Behind the technology lies a vast physical infrastructure buildout that is reshaping capital markets and creating new vulnerabilities.

Punishments tailored to the offense itself are viewed as more humane, more appropriate, and more likely to prevent repeat bad behavior than traditional penalties, according to a new study.

Negative comments on social media posts may create initial buzz but often result in a bust for the bottom line.

At Columbia Business School, “Leadership Intelligence in the AI Era” teaches managers to carry human judgment into data-saturated organizations.

At Columbia Business School’s Distinguished Speaker Series, the KKR co-founder reflected on what it takes to build a firm that lasts.

Four executives from the world's largest food company explained at a recent Columbia Business School event why managing a billion products a day across 185 countries keeps getting harder, and what that means for sustainability, risk management, retail relationships, digital transformation, and the future of operations.