About Public Offering
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Paying for a Pulse
Heightened disclosure requirements and increased corporate scrutiny are making it less likely for senior executives of poorly performing companies to receive handsome compensation packages.
Home Prices Need Policy Help
Dean Glenn Hubbard responds to Ben Bernanke's speech, and calls for more action in order to stop falling house prices.
Cloudy Forecast For Google’s New Apps
We are in the midst of a huge shift towards “cloud computing” — where we store our files and software on the web rather than on our personal desktop machines.
Note to Treasury: Caution Ahead
Columbia Business School's economists respond to the Treasury's plan to recapitalize banks.
Tackling the Textbook Giants
To combat the high cost of textbooks, Professor Noel Capon is allowing students to pay what they wish for the online version of his new marketing text.
Value Investors Celebrate 75 Years of Security Analysis
In some fundamental way, the current market is what Security Analysis is about. We do the same thing regardless of the market: we look for value.
Financial Crisis' Flawed Metrics
Business academics must train the next generation of managers, financial analysts and investment bankers to understand the critical difference between profit and profitability.
Philanthropist's Guide for Rainy Days
Think hard about what the biggest problems out there are to be solved, and survey the charity landscape for organizations that most effectively address your chosen set of needs.
How Will the Financial Crisis Affect the Base of the Pyramid?
How can we best help the world’s poor access the wealth-magnifying capacity of financial markets?