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Program is open to all Columbia students and modeled after the success of the Columbia Business Lab

McGrath proposes new playbook for companies to win in today’s fast–paced, ever–changing environment Forbes.com calls McGrath’s new book “a landmark contribution to the strategy field”

Columbia Business School professors say research can be used in everyday life, from car and home buying to salary negotiations

Study finds that high–frequency trading enhances market liquidity, reduces trading costs, and makes markets more efficient

Recent studies show that consumers tend to respond to free products or services differently from how they respond to the same goods when they are charged for them.

New study Columbia Business School questions the reliability of the data written in eXtensible Business Reporting Language (XBRL), the simplicity and stability of the underlying taxonomy and architecture, as well as the lack of user tools that add value and are easily integrated into an investor’s or analyst’s existing work flow and tools.

Columbia and Pitt researchers publish evidence on Facebook behavior and how it relates to users’ self–control, body–mass indexes, and credit–card debt

Prestigious Award Recognizes Scholarly Contributions in Consumer Behavior

A research study on online social networks reveals that networking sites can drive advertising revenue by encouraging the density of social ties, or boosting the level of friendship or social connections between users. 

A new study on the connections between race and gender — a phenomenon called gendered race — reveals unexpected ways in which stereotypes affect our personal and professional decisions.