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The laws of supply and demand are upending the global energy supply as the world has come to know it.

Despite having more financial power than ever, women aren’t putting their money in the markets — and it’s costing them dearly. Sallie Krawcheck ’92, founder of Ellevest and author of Own It: The Power of Women at Work, is on a crusade to change that.

How Business School classmates–turned–power couple Jamie Kern Lima ’04 and Paulo Lima ’04 built a cosmetics empire and sold it to one of the world’s most iconic makeup brands.

As the first and only institute of its kind, the Center for Public Research and Leadership is dedicated to improving public education by closing the leadership talent gap.

Russia still punches above its weight in some areas, like nuclear weapons. But it has been less effective in nurturing long-term economic growth.

After the cameras stopped at the 2016 Republican presidential debates, sensationalism trumped substance on Twitter

Deep-rooted cultural norms are at play when “yes” means “no.” Good managers can spot the difference.

Intercultural relationships can unlock creative potential, a new study shows.

Columbia Business School’s case competition team topped 14 other business schools to finish first place in the 2017 Real Estate Development Challenge hosted by UNC on February 17. The team, Strokos Capital, consisting of Durrell Mack '17, Will Noyes '17, John Pollock ’17 and Emily Steinberg '18, impressed the judges by presenting a plan to redevelop a 145-acre retired U.S. army base outside of downtown Atlanta. 

Antonia Romeo, who completed the Advanced Management Program in 2015, talks about serving as the UK's director general of economic and commercial affairs in the US in the wake of the Brexit vote.

The world’s second largest travel service has a not-so-secret weapon: its CEO says women improve the bottom line.

There's a truism that only two things in life are certain: death and taxes.

An entrepreneur brings employment to Argentina’s slums by repurposing a common clothing accessory.

Saving for retirement can seem intimidating, but a few simple rules can help you stay on track.

Michael Coleman ’05 and Tom Heller ’05, producers of the acclaimed 2014 film Foxcatcher, talk about what it’s like to attend the Academy Awards.

Kenzen Founder and BRITE '17 speaker Sonia Sousa is determined to find out what makes the human body tick.

As market reforms slow, a guest lecturer sees evidence that capitalism may have run its course.