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Faculty Director Olivier Toubia explains why Columbia University is, and should be, the place for entrepreneurs who want to make a difference in the world.

An exit from the landmark climate accord would likely only leave US out in the cold.

With more young people reading the old-fashioned way, Jennifer Dwork '14 relies on social media and content engagement to reach Book of the Month customers.

On Friday, April 7th, the Real Estate Association (REA) had the privilege of visiting The Howard Hughes Corporation (HHC) offices and their project at Pier 17 of the South Street Seaport District.

Complex and lengthening supply chains can transform local shocks into national economic malaise.

With Mountain Hazelnuts, Teresa Law ’81 and her husband support thousands of farmers and look to stem the tide of migration from rural areas in Bhutan.

The protectionism advocated by Trump, Le Pen, and others poses a similar threat to the world economy.

Community Resource Exchange, helmed by Katie Leonberger ’08, provides much-needed management, leadership, and other consulting services to more than 300 social-service nonprofits in New York City.

If you network consistently and systematically, it can take you where you want to go.

If you network consistently and systematically, it can take you where you want to go.

Even the most successful careers include a misstep or two. But instead of retreating when times get tough, the most resilient businesspeople embrace, analyze, and learn from their setbacks to bounce back stronger than ever.

On Friday March 3, 2017, Columbia Business School’s Real Estate Association, in partnership with the Paul Milstein Center for Real Estate, hosted the 8th annual Real Estate Career Forum at the Columbia Club of New York.  The Career Forum had representation from over 25 prestigious companies from varying parts of the Real Estate industry. ​

On March 28th, 2017, the Real Estate Association (REA), with support from the Paul Milstein Center for Real Estate, presented Columbia Business School’s third annual Real Estate Technology and Entrepreneurship Panel. The event began with a networking reception for current students, alumni and industry participants to mix and mingle.

Blessed and plagued with its own eccentricities, India is proof that products that are successes elsewhere may need a new twist.

In India’s entertainment biz, two behemoths dominate: Bollywood and cricket. Things may be about to get a lot more interesting.

As co-founder of Blue Nectar Tequila, Nikhil Bahadur ’12 turned his passion for the Mexican spirit into an award-winning brand.