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As luxury styles become more accessible, wealthy consumers are drawn to upscale versions of 'low culture' fashion and food.

Will your performance at work suffer if you disagree with your company’s politics?

It is useful to think about Leadership & Strategy as comprising three dimensions: leading down, leading across, and leading up.

BRITE '20 speaker and former Chairman of LVMH N.A. teaches that Aesthetic Intelligence, or “The Other AI,” is key to sustaining long-term competitive advantage in any type of business.

In 2018, at the urging of students and faculty, the Business School formed two committees to study issues surrounding diversity, equity, and inclusion throughout the CBS community. Here are some of the results.

Nobel Laureate Joseph E. Stiglitz asks whether “Davos man” — rich, and powerful, perhaps out of touch, but representative of the global elite — has become more enlightened.

On this episode of Bizcast we're back in the classroom to learn about Analytics in Action, an innovative master class that brings together MBA and engineering students with representatives from companies such as Viacom and Citigroup to solve real business problems in real time.

New research provides a framework for determining the value of data.

The data revolution in sports is just getting started.

From strategy to political engagement, there are plenty of benefits to personalized marketing.

For Norman de Greve, (Chief Marketing Officer, CVS Health; BRITE '20 Speaker), staying true to CVS Health's brand purpose has had a significant impact on business as usual.

Listen in to some revelations about secrets with Michael Slepian, the Sanford C. Bernstein & Co. Associate Professor of Leadership & Strategy and Ethics.

New year, new you. These alumni-founded companies can help you follow through with your goals.

Here are some strategies for reducing the destructive energies that lead to burnout, and freeing up the restorative energies that allow you to achieve your goals.

For Julie DeTraglia (VP, Head of Research and Insights, Hulu; BRITE '20 Speaker), the most competitive year yet in the streaming wars presents an opportunity for Hulu to innovate boldly and stay true to their user-based approach.

From the repercussions of the recession and the housing crisis to innovations in data, faculty members share what has changed the most in their respective fields in the past decade.

From prices to user ratings, numbers influence how we shop.

How dissimilar options could interfere with making a purchase.

New research demonstrates that local government subsidies don't play much of a role in luring discount stores to a new market.

The legal cannabis industry is growing rapidly in response to loosening laws, but the once-taboo trade still presents many obstacles for business owners.

As CEO of Land O'Lakes, Beth Ford '95 is fighting for farmers.

Longtime professor Costis Maglaras becomes the 16th dean of the Business School.

Diana Yousef '03 founded change:WATER labs to solve the world's sanitation issues.

Before Ajay Narayan '14 went to business school, he was a lawyer in California, the first state to legalize medical marijuana. Friends who wanted to get into the business—anything from growing plants to opening a medical dispensary—would ask for legal advice. Narayan became well versed in the laws surrounding marijuana.