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Has Protectionism Hurt U.S. Automakers?
Professor Bruce Kogut discusses whether or not protectionism will ultimately hurt the American automotive industry.
Links Help Profits in Social Commerce
Businesses can profit by getting connected to their competitors, according to research by Professor Olivier Toubia.
Financing the Future of Journalism
We need intelligent economic models to excite investors and present operators before things get worse for the newspaper industry.
Finding a Transparent Solution
By bringing transparency into the underlying fundamentals and risk characteristics of a business, regulators will be able to provide a more accurate and complete assessment of the related fundamentals and risks, says Professor Trevor Harris.
Faculty Books Make Best of 2008 List
Two books by Columbia Business School faculty were selected as the Economist's picks of the pile for 2008.
Strategic Competition in Social Entrepreneurship
Though often painful, competition can serve us collectively if we give it the respect it deserves.
Mayer: Low Rates Could Profit Treasury
Senior Vice Dean Chris Mayer talks about the Treasury's proposal to lower mortgage rates.
Navigating the Long Downturn
Dean Glenn Hubbard met with students in a town hall meeting on December 2 for a discussion on the state of the U.S. economy and career prospects for MBA students.
Sumitomo Strategizes For U.S. Change
There are three structural shifts that are transforming the Americas, which could provide opportunities for Sumitomo.