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The School in the News Archive
May 11, 2008
Voters may perceive Barack Obama as more honest than his rival Hillary Clinton, though she may appear more competent, says Professor Gita Johar.
Don’t Go, Hill, Says Columbia Prof
New York Magazine
May 06, 2008
Professor Christopher Mayer explains the critical role Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac play in the mortgage market.
So, who says the worst is over?
Marketplace
May 06, 2008
In remarks delivered at Columbia Business School’s Annual Dinner on May 5, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke discussed policy solutions for rising mortgage delinquency and foreclosure rates.
Bernanke Urges Flexibility in Mortgage Regulation
The New York Times
April 30, 2008
The Outrageous Business Plan Competition is highlighted as part of CBS’s innovative approach to teaching entrepreneurship.
Outrageous Fortune
Economist.com
April 28, 2008
Professor Charles Calomiris says selling shares to raise capital is the best way for banks to offset the riskiness of their portfolios.
How New Global Banking Rules Could Deepen the U.S. Crisis
BusinessWeek
April 25, 2008
The Federal Housing Authority's spending to keep troubled mortgage holders in their homes in a falling housing market could ultimately lead to bigger losses, says Professor Christopher Mayer.
U.S. Agency Helps Prop Up Housing Market
The Wall Street Journal
April 23, 2008
Professor Jonathan Knee suggests that the current financial crisis presents an opportunity for bankers to reflect on their career satisfaction.
Must I Bank?
The Wall Street Journal
April 20, 2008
Winners of Columbia Business School's 2008 Outrageous Business Plan Competition garner attention for the inventiveness of their ideas.
Way Outside the Box
The New York Times
April 19, 2008
Following the close of a difficult quarter, investors will be watching closely as Citigroup CEO Vikram Pandit ’86 continues his push to turn the company around.
Citigroup Records a Loss and Plans 9,000 Layoffs
The New York Times