Inflated Outlook: Sensitivity to Inflation Negatively Predicts Business Growth
Research from Columbia Business School Reveals that Stock Return Sensitivity to Inflation is a Strong Negative Predictor of Growth
Research from Columbia Business School Reveals that Stock Return Sensitivity to Inflation is a Strong Negative Predictor of Growth
Despite equal representation in MBA programs, women remain underrepresented in US private equity. A report by Professor Michael Ewens finds that achieving gender parity requires firms to attract, retain, and promote more women and offers strategies to support this goal.
In her book Mindmasters, Professor Sandra Matz shows how big data can offer key insights into the most intimate aspects of our psyche.
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AI and automation are revolutionizing sales, from lead generation to deal closing. As go-to-market engineers replace traditional sales roles and AI agents take over repetitive tasks, businesses must adapt or risk being left behind. But human relationships and trust remain critical in high-value sales. Here’s how companies can balance efficiency with personalization to thrive in the AI-driven sales era.
The gender wage gap partly stems from men and women selecting different types of jobs. A Columbia Business School study explores how the importance of meaning at work influences career choices differently for men and women.
In this episode of More MPE, hosts Ray Horton and Sandi Wright speak with Daniel Nissenbaum ’88, CEO of Low Income Investment Fund (LIIF), one of the largest of a special kind of nonprofit known as Community Development Financial Institutions.