The article covers research by Prof. Jiang that provides evidence on disclosures by activist investors.
Study Disputes Filing Advantage for Activists
The Wall Street Journal
Prof. Wei addresses two factors that will likely help to offset the slowing growth the world expects to see from China in the next decade.
Guest Post: Girl Shortage Keeps China’s Boys Working Hard, Driving Growth
Financial Times
Catherine Kinney Shares Leadership Insights with Students
The former president and co-COO of the New York Stock Exchange recently shared her experiences with students
Gary Appel ’77 Named Executive in Residence
Gary Appel ’77, who recently retired as Vice Chairman of the global middle market private equity funds manager, Castle Harlan, Inc., has been named Executive in Residence at Columbia Business School.
Faculty Members Recognized for Excellence in Electives
Two Columbia Business School faculty members have received 2012 Dean’s Prizes for Teaching Excellence in an Elective.
Sallie Krawcheck ’92 Delivers Women’s Week Keynote Address
Women’s careers can be viewed as “lattices instead of ladders” in some cases, Sallie Krawcheck ’92 said during her keynote address as part of Columbia Business School’s first Women’s Week, held November 12-16.
The article features Prof. Mauboussin’s new book, The Success Equation: Untangling Skill and Luck in Business, Sports, and Investing.
Good Luck: Why the Year’s Best Business Book Says You’ll Probably Need It
Forbes.com
The article features Prof. Ang’s thoughts on the legal grey area facing the SEC in policing the municipal bond market.
Police Protection, Please, for Municipal Bonds
The New York Times
Prof. Ang explains the LIBOR rate and who’s regulating it.
Libor Explained: How Manipulated Rates Could Be Hurting (Or Helping) You
Forbes.com
The article cites Prof. Wei’s research that examines investment efficiency among China’s state–owned enterprises (SOEs).
Prudence Without a Purpose
The Economist
Prof. Jones serves as a source in an article about the aftermath of Facebook’s IPO.
Dispatch from the Aftermath of the Facebook IPO
The New York Observer
Facebook IPO: Faculty Weigh In
Faculty members shared their thoughts on Facebook's IPO leading up to Friday's opening bell where Facebook (FB) traded for the first time at $38 per share.