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CBS Professor Adam Galinsky decodes how to boost your chances of success.

The 3rd Annual Global Business Forum at CBS sheds light on the evolving face of globalization, emphasizing the importance of interconnectedness.

CBS Professor Christopher J. Mayer sees a new dynamic at play in the residential real estate market.

How does AI affect the workplace? Columbia Business School explores AI's role in transforming team performance, collaboration, and productivity in modern organizations.

Despite skepticism and concerns, congestion pricing is likely the most effective solution to address NYC's gridlock argues Charles Komanoff and Gernot Wagner.

While AI may not generate our best ideas, it significantly reduces the cost — in terms of time, money and effort — associated with generating new ideas by instantly revealing numerous options, argues Professor Sheena Iyengar.

Every leader has the power to be inspiring, but their power often turns them into little tyrants. The solution is to get a little perspective, says CBS Professor Adam Galinsky.

In the Pershing Square Value Investing and Philanthropy Challenge, students learn real-world investing skills from professionals — as well as how to give back.

A better strategy might be to push US companies to produce China segment MD&A, income statements and balance sheets. Index makers may want to consider marketing indexes ex China and ex Hong Kong. Otherwise, any kind of divestment plan, voluntary or forced, is not even fully implementable, says CBS Professor Shivaram Rajgopal.

Here's what happened when CBS Climate Economist Gernot Wagner overhauled his leaky, 200-year-old New York City co-op.

Professors Vicki Morwitz, Shivaram Rajgopal, and Jesse Schreger shared their insights on topics ranging from international financial institutions to ESG compliance and junk fees.

The Senate has finally approved the bipartisan debt limit bill, averting a debt default. But, what price will the U.S. pay for this latest game of brinkmanship?

To think that technology will save us from climate change is to invite riskier behavior, or moral hazard. Whether a climate solution creates new problems has little to do with the solution, and everything to do with us.

The wildfires should finally put to rest any of the doubts that deep and sustained cuts to our burning of fossil fuels are indeed warranted, says Professor Gernot Wagner.

Hard data shows the opportunity to accelerate gender parity in finance and to expand purpose-driven investing, a truth Turner Moffitt confronts head-on by igniting a movement for change.

CBS alum David Rosenberg '02 turns agriculture on its head — and in the process helps solve the global water crisis.

CBS Professor Sheena S. Iyengar’s latest book outlines a new framework for innovation and ideation — and completely overturns conventional wisdom about brainstorming.

Andrey Simonov wears many hats. He’s an expert on digital markets, and can speak authoritatively on advertising, news and other features of the media landscape, but there’s one topic that has recently piqued his interest and is proving a particular challenge.

A collection of images from the recognition ceremonies for PhD, EMBA, MBA and MS programs. Congratulations to the Class of 2023!

CBS Professors Daniel Keum and Stephan Meier explore how better unemployment benefits for workers pave the way for companies to retrench during an economic downturn.

At this year's event, headlined Climate × Data, five common themes emerged from panel discussions and interactive presentations.