Prof. Broadie talks about his research on the PGA Tour and its real–world implications in business and management.
Why Scientists Love to Study Golf
The Wall Street Journal
The article features research by Profs. Lee and Pham that finds higher trust in an individual’s feelings may result in more accurate predictions about a variety of future events.
Study: Why Trusting Your Feelings Makes You a Better Predictor
Forbes
Strategic Leaders Need Vision, says General George Casey
Retired general George Casey, the 36th chief of staff of the US Army, shared his expertise on strategic leadership with Columbia Business School students, including military veterans, on Tuesday, February 7, at the School.
The article discusses The Design & Marketing of Luxury Products, a joint Master Class offered by Columbia Business School and Parsons The New School for Design. The course is co-taught by Prof. Maisonrouge.
Material world
Financial Times
The article highlights the School’s Master Class, NYC: Innovative & Entrepreneurial Solutions to the City’s Complex Challenges, taught by Prof. Schorer.
MBA Electives Offer Hands–On Learning
BloombergBusinessWeek
Prof. Cohen discusses the problems facing Sears in 2012.
Sears Is Closing Stores, What Retailer Will Be Next?
Forbes.com
Prof. Gordon explains why Sprint and T–Mobile could create a much more competitive third option in the wireless market.
T–Mobile: Back to square one
CNNMoney.com
On the Financial Times’ Women at the Top blog, Prof. Reuben discusses his research on men’s overconfidence and suggests that recruiters should not take male candidates’ claims about past performance at face value.
Who lies more to get ahead? Men or women?
Financial Times
Strategy Conference Draws Global Experts
Columbia Business School faculty members met with some of the world’s leading strategy scholars to share ideas and research during the Second Annual Strategy Conference, hosted by the Cross-Disciplinary Area (CDA) in Competitive Strategy on Friday, December 2.
The article features a study by Prof. Reuben that finds men’s honest overconfidence may play an important role in male domination in upper management and executive positions. This research was also featured in The Washington Post.
CEO Safety Net Invites Risk–Taking, Study Says
The Wall Street Journal
Prof. Bontempo discusses negotiating power in the NBA lockout.
NBA Season on the Brink
Forbes