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The Myth Behind Emergency Room Delays
Professor Linda Green clarifies a common misconception about emergency room delays.
Reimagining Nigeria
From the moment we exited the airport, we knew we’d have to throw all preconceived notions about Lagos out the window.
Case Study or Decision Brief?
What is the best way to teach students to handle tough, real-world decisions?
Who’s Afraid of Sovereign Funds?
The most recent subject to provoke shivers of anxiety is the rise of sovereign wealth funds, notably the investment by a number of them during the past two months of nearly $20 billion in some leading U.S. financial institutions.
On the Road: Singapore and Manila
One possible explanation for Asian stock market declines a few days ago is that market participants are realizing that Asia is not “decoupled” from economic performance in the United States and the rest of the industrial world.
Report From Sundance
This year’s Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah, was so well attended that this normally quaint ski town was bursting at the seams: on Saturday night, at the height of the opening weekend’s hottest parties and screenings, the power went out on Main Street for about an hour.
On the Road: The Dean in Asia
My road trip through Hong Kong, Singapore, and Manila is revealing continued opportunities for Columbia Business School in Asia.
Frank Lichtenberg: When to Use the Word Recession
Professor Frank Lichtenberg was quoted in an Associated Press article on whether or not the recent economic downturn warrants using the word recession.
Kill Your Sacred Cow
Pulling off bold strategies that change markets requires leadership through every step of strategy development, planning and implementation.