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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.

AI is reshaping entrepreneurship and product-market fit. Here are three skills future business leaders need to stand out, according to a16z partner Bryan Kim.

Deloitte Global CEO Joe Ucuzoglu shares how leaders can navigate technological disruption and the importance of leading with humility in an uncertain environment.

At The MBA Transformed? AI and Beyond symposium, Columbia Business School convened top academics to explore 3 ways AI reshapes business education.

Users who adapt their prompting strategies can capture dramatically more value when generative AI tools improve, especially on tasks that require precision and control.

Distancing yourself from your identity can cause serious psychological harm.

Leaders who ‘pass the mic’ to their colleagues and show cooperation during meetings are more likely to be promoted to CEO on average, according to new Columbia Business School research.

Deepak Narula ’89 and Cyrus Massoumi ’03 urged graduates to lead with purpose, resilience, and the courage to keep refining their path.

At Columbia Business School’s Global Football Forum, leaders from across the soccer community examined how the World Cup can translate the sport’s commercial growth into lasting impact.

A new study using a language-based model finds that “curveball questions” can force executives off script, revealing signals investors quickly seize on.

A Supreme Court ruling on college admissions doesn’t apply to companies, but many employers acted as if it did, reshaping hiring practices in the process.

Three new Columbia Business School graduates reflect on the skills, experiences, and mindsets shaping what comes next.

At Columbia Business School, students debate CAiSEY, an AI adversary, by voice or text. New research shows the way they interact with AI can dramatically shape how many ideas they generate.

Columbia Business School faculty offer their best tips and suggestions to graduates.

Private credit’s structure may make it more resilient than critics assume.

Rising redemption pressures in parts of the private credit market, alongside growing attention from regulators and market participants, have brought renewed focus to questions of financial stability.

A landmark study of business school success distinguishes technical smarts from social smarts and unpacks why leadership attainment is more associated with the latter.

Organizations are getting better at spotting change, but acting on it is harder. Leaders across industries share how they’re redesigning their decision-making and supply chains to move faster.

Government bonds experience a 14% real loss when governments ramp up wartime spending, according to new research.