About Public Offering
This blog is a natural extension of Columbia Business School's longstanding tradition of innovation and entrepreneurship. read more...
An Rx for Mental Health?
Can research from management science and marketing help explain - and possibly treat - depression and anxiety?
A Leaner, Greener Orientation
How better to learn the fundamentals of sustainable business practice than to apply it to orientation?
Substantive CSR Yields Serious Results
How do organizations respond to societal pressures for changes in their corporate social responsibility policies?
Cold Calls Are Good for You and Other Lessons for the MBA Classroom
As part of international student orientation, there was a session on how to deal with the MBA classroom practice of cold calls. We offer you a few dos and don'ts about how to participate in class.
A Spanish Savings Bank Tries A New Way
A Spanish savings bank, Caja Navarra, is pioneering a new way with what it calls civic banking. Nicholas Doimi de Frankopan '09 interviewed its CEO in the recent issue of the Chazen Web Journal.
Sticking Your Head in the Sand
When the stock market heads south do you ignore your bank account balance? Professor Nachum Sicherman discusses his research on the links between the ups and downs of the market and consumer behavior.
What Are Your Economic Indicators?
Economic indicators are all around us, from the number of empty store fronts to the volatility index for the stock market.
Summer Term: Hard Work, Community
View a photo slideshow with highlights from the summer term, including student activities, a Case Competition and community forum on behavioral economics.
CITI Assists with Broadband Review
The FCC has asked Columbia Institute for Tele-Information to conduct a review of telecom companies for its National Broadband Plan. Professor Eli Noam says CITI can help the agency create a program "grounded in facts."