Professor Gita Johar explores how publishers, platforms, and people should address AI and misinformation online.
AI-based teaching strategies are giving Columbia Business School students an edge.
New research from Professor Vanessa Burbano finds that social impact activities can be the key to retaining employees.
But common misperceptions about how debate takes place can make Americans less likely to participate in democracy.
Federico Marchetti ’99, a trailblazer in the sustainable fashion industry, connects with students in Columbia Business School’s Sustainable Marketing course.
AI in the workplace is transforming business education. AI is here to stay, and it's essential for us to continue experimenting and sharing insights to shape the future of business school education, says Professor Shivaram Rajgopal.
Lori Qingyuan Yue is Associate Professor at the Management Division in Columbia Business School. Her research focuses on the interplay among business, society, and government, particularly in how firms respond to contentious social environments and regulatory uncertainty. She has published papers on industry self-regulation, corporate political strategies, corporate responses to social movements, and corporate sociopolitical activism.
Columbia Business School Research Reveals That A Smile in a Profile Photo can Help AirBnB Hosts Increase Bookings
Columbia Business School's Think Bigger Innovation Summit promotes innovative thinking to address issues such as geopolitical unrest, climate change, and AI, inspiring attendees to question norms and embrace creativity.
Columbia Business School Research Suggests Companies Can Reduce Consumer Regret by Promoting Both Highly Rated Products and Newer Products
