Legacying Together
A Reflection on the 2026 CBS Family Enterprise Conference: Legacying Together
Friday, April 17th
Columbia Business School
CBS team places 2nd at 2026 Kellogg Real Estate Venture Competition
Congratulations to Dilan Badshah ’27, Ben Curry ’27, Dalton Redmon ’27, Dominica Wambold ’26, and Wenjia Zheng ’26 for placing 2nd at the 2026 Kellogg Real Estate Venture Competition on April 15th.
The Myth of Safe Bonds in Wartime
Government bonds experience a 14% real loss when governments ramp up wartime spending, according to new research. Americans have become newly reacquainted with this reality since the U.S. and Israel attacked Iran at the end of February. Since then, the U.S. government has spent more than a billion dollars a day on the war, according to reliable estimates.
The Botanist-Turned-Investor Democratizing Access to Hedge Fund Strategies
Bob Elliott rose from an unlikely background to the C-suite of renowned asset manager Bridgewater Associates. Now, as the Co-Founder of Unlimited Funds, he’s using proprietary machine learning to replicate elite hedge-fund strategies for a fraction of their costs.
Student Faculty Interview with Adjunct Assistant Professor of Business Jane Yang '10
Jane Yang '10 is a real estate investment professional and professor at Columbia Business School, where she teaches the Real Estate Capstone course. She brings over 18 years of experience spanning $4.5 billion in transactions across all asset types. She is the founder of Cooper Square, a vertically integrated real estate owner, operator, and investor focused on the manufactured housing sector.
AI and the MBA: Preparing for a changing job market
As AI raises the bar for MBAs, Columbia Business School is exploring how students can build AI fluency and prepare for the roles that are still taking shape.
What Leaders Get Wrong About Keeping Secrets
Leaders can’t share everything with employees, but failing to explain why they’re keeping secrets can quietly erode trust and harm performance.