The Affordable Housing Paradox
New research finds low-rent housing delivers higher, more stable returns than luxury rentals, revealing hidden alpha in affordable housing markets.
Experience Narrows the Leadership Ambition Gap
New Columbia Biz School research finds that women with more experience are just as likely as men to pursue higher-level positions, driven by self-confidence
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Columbia Business School Professor Helps Corrections Officers Harness Stress for Well-Being
Professor Modupe Akinola shares stress management techniques with staff at a California State Prison.
Hard to Abate, Impossible to Ignore: How Green Steel and Low-Carbon Cement Are Cleaning Up Heavy Industry
Columbia Business School’s Climate Week panel explored how green steel and low-carbon cement can decarbonize heavy industry through innovation and partnerships.
CBS Climate Week Takeaways: Climate Risk Outspeeds Pace of Change, but Innovations Offer Hope
Columbia Business School’s Climate Week 2025 highlighted rising climate risks, AI’s energy challenge, and innovations that offer real hope for net zero.
How AI Is Changing the Way Students Learn
Columbia Business School’s CAiSEY platform uses AI-powered, voice-based conversations to transform the case method and make learning more inclusive.
AI Is Making You Boring
Columbia Business School research by Sandra Matz shows how AI agents make human choices more predictable and less unique, raising concerns about individuality, diversity, and creativity in the age of automation.