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While the OBBBA guts renewable energy incentives, undercuts US manufacturing, and hands a long-term advantage to China, economics will continue to drive clean energy growth.Download PDFDownload PPT

Columbia Business School research shows that an Airbnb host’s smile reduces uncertainty and increases demand, especially for less experienced hosts and shared accommodations.

Many leaders rely on across-the-board budget cuts to save money. This approach may seem fair, but it often weakens profitable divisions, slows growth, and fuels hidden inefficiencies.

Research from Columbia Business School reveals how team diversity improves workplace ethics and reduces collusion by designing better incentives.

A groundbreaking course at Columbia Business School equips future leaders with a framework to address technology's most pressing ethical challenges.

New Columbia Business School research challenges assumptions about AI art's impact: Rather than diminishing human creativity, the presence of AI-generated art can actually enhance the perceived value of human-made work.

A new framework co-authored by Columbia Business School Professor Olivier Toubia reimagines innovation to prioritize sustainability, equity, and long-term value, offering a roadmap for businesses navigating today’s global challenges.

Despite the administration’s push for fossil fuels, solar is faster, cheaper, more stable, and increasingly American-made. Here’s why it’s the smartest path to true energy leadership.

New research out of Columbia Business School reveals that economists’ political leanings can be detected in their academic writing — and may even influence their empirical findings. 

The global food sector produces over a fifth of greenhouse gas emissions, but receives just 3% of climate investment. A CKI workshop reveals the top strategies experts agree could reshape how we produce protein, cut emissions, and meet rising demand.

The Class of 2025 marked a milestone that celebrated their willingness to embrace disruption and drive change.

Just as the broader European economy depends heavily on Germany, the continent's industrial powerhouse, Germany's own economy depends on access to affordable power. With geopolitical and climate conditions requiring an urgent transition to renewables, the task now is to develop a politically viable energy strategy.

Your Google search for “climate change” may show emotional images — or calm, scientific visuals — depending on where you are. A new CBS study reveals how search algorithms shape climate perceptions worldwide.