Columbia Bizcast: Sheena Iyengar
“Choice is what gives meaning to everything you say and do.”
Columbia Bizcast: Professor Michael Mauskapf
“There's a trade-off between being similar and being different,” says the assistant professor, whose research reveals how pop hits find a “sweet spot” for optimal distinctiveness.
Columbia Bizcast: A Rockette Takes Her Next Step at CBS
In this Student Spotlight, we kick back and chat with former Rockette and current CBS student, Kristin Jantzie '21.
Artificial Intelligence, Data and Business Analytics, Data/Big Data, Entrepreneurship and Innovation, Technology, Videos
Exploring the Frontiers of AI: A Conversation with Professor Hod Lipson, Director of Columbia University's Creative Machines Lab
Professor Lipson discusses the latest developments in robotics and AI, the societal implications of technological advancement, and the role of business and industry in pushing the boundaries of innovation.
Climate and Policy, Entrepreneurship, Innovation, Leadership and Strategy
Leveraging Technology to Provide Leadership & Strategy & Strategy for Everyone
CBS alum Cyrus Massoumi '03 talks about how his Zocdoc and Dr. B startups are revolutionizing and democratizing Leadership & Strategy & Strategy delivery.
Entrepreneurship and Innovation, Entrepreneurship, Innovation, Leadership and Strategy
An Innovation Solution: Why Pay Is Key to Sparking New Ideas
CBS Professor Wei Cai delves into how companies can foster a more innovative workforce.
Capital Markets and Investments, Finance, Finance and Economics
Opening Doors to Investment Management Careers
At one of Columbia Business School's largest clubs, students forge the skills and connections they'll need for a career in the investment management industry.
Climate and Finance, Climate and Technology, Finance and Economics, Green Hydrogen, Industry, Risk Management
Greenwashing: Why Is It So Common and How Can We Combat It?
CBS Professor Shivaram Rajgopal weighs in on the challenges and possible solutions.
Carbon Capture, Climate and Finance, Energy Solutions, Industry
Does The SEC's Names Rule Fix The 'Truth In Advertising' Issue With U.S. Funds?
The rule is a step in the right direction but structural problems with labels will continue to be an issue.
AI and Transformative Tech, Technology
Proving Solvency: Using Cryptography and Game Theory to enable Trustless Audit
Columbia University Digital Finance Seminar Series launched in Fall 2022. The series is jointly organized by the newly established Center for Digital Finance and Technologies within the School of Engineering and Applied Science, and by the Briger Family Digital Finance Lab within Columbia Business School. The goal is to provide a forum for the discussion of cutting edge research and technological innovation between practitioners and academics, in the broad area of digital finance and blockchain technology.
Algorithms, Blockchain, Capital Markets and Investments, Cryptocurrency
A New Era Beyond Crypto
A panel at CBS examines ways to unleash the power of blockchain in the world of traditional finance.
Climate and Consumer Behavior, Entrepreneurship and Innovation, Innovation, Marketing, Operations, Organizations, Technology
Choice Architecture: How to Improve Decision-Making
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.
Capital Markets and Investments, Economics and Policy, Finance, Finance and Economics, Insights, Venture Capital
After Silicon Valley Bank's Collapse, CBS Experts Weigh In on Causes, Solutions, and the Outlook for the Banking Sector
How could SVB's failure impact the technology industry and entrepreneurship, and what should be done to strengthen the financial system?
Humans In the Digital Economy
How Will Remote Work Change the Real Estate Market?
At a recent CBS panel, experts from academia, industry, and government discussed the effects of working-from-home on commercial and residential real estate, and the future of cities.
Broadcasting and Digital Era, Entrepreneurial Leadership & Strategy, Entrepreneurship and Innovation, Technology
Women's Business Leadership in Tech Conference: Inspiration from Female Trailblazers
Executives, industry experts, and CBS alumnae shared unique perspectives on the advancement of women in the technology sector.
Business Economics and Public Policy, Economics and Policy
2023 Global Markets: What’s Ahead and What We Can Leave Behind
Professor Abby Joseph Cohen, retired partner and formerly chief investment strategist for Goldman Sachs, shares her insights on the economic outlook, China's reopening, and the debt ceiling debate.
Leadership and Strategy
Learn About CBS's New Senior Associate Dean of Enrollment Management
Clare Norton discusses her career, her vision for her new role, and the surprising part she played in the 1994 World Cup final.
Business and Society, Business Economics and Public Policy, Capital Markets and Investments, Hub Insights
Joseph Stiglitz on Business, Inequality and the Case for an Economists’ Hippocratic Oath
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.
Algorithms, Broadcasting and Digital Era, Entrepreneurship, Technology
It Just Got Easier for Content Platforms to Use More Ethical Recommender Algorithms
A new approach could help digital platforms filter content more carefully.
Artificial Intelligence, Blockchain, Climate and Technology, Cryptocurrency, Broadcasting and Digital Era, Technology, Venture Capital
Alleycon Recap: Key Takeaways from This Year's Tech, VC, and Startup Conference
A daylong series of panels, speeches, and keynotes covered such topics as generative AI, digital health, climate, venture capital, and decentralized finance.
Economics and Policy, Finance and Economics
2023 Global Markets: What's Ahead and What We Can Leave Behind
Professor Abby Joseph Cohen, retired partner and formerly chief investment strategist for Goldman Sachs, shares her insights on the economic outlook, China's reopening, and the debt ceiling debate.
A Day in the Life: Austin Cohen ’16 Founder, FlexIt
When Austin Cohen ’16 (’11CC) was an undergrad, he studied neuroscience, planning to become a doctor. Come senior year, Cohen realized that his heart wasn’t in medicine; still, his passion for health never wavered, so he set out to create a fitness brand that would keep users in shape no matter where they are.
Entrepreneurship, Finance, Finance and Economics, Financial Technology, Technology
The Future of Blockchain: A Perspective from Two CBS Alums in the Industry
Although they come from different viewpoints, investor Thomas Klocanas '18 and tech founder Alex Poon '06 agree this is a good time to get into blockchain.
Leadership and Strategy
The Power of Procurement Officers
Giving frontline officers more leeway, not more oversight, in the procurement process could save governments significant time and money.