About Public Offering
This blog is a natural extension of Columbia Business School's longstanding tradition of innovation and entrepreneurship. read more...
Accounting for Intangible Value
A firm's income statement holds the clue for calculating the value of its hard-to-measure assets, according to new work from Professor Stephen Penman.
Good Cause and Effect
New research from Professor Ray Fisman and his colleagues shows that linking a product with a charity donation is an effective way to boost sales.
What Is the Best Book You Read in 2009?
From the economy to economic gangsters, this reading list comprises some of the books faculty members enjoyed most last year.
Notes from the Cornell-Fidelity Stock Pitch Competition
Participating in this contest made me truly proud to attend Columbia. We brought to bear on our presentations certain ideas that are distinct to the approach to investing taught in some of the School's courses.
Kravis Looks Ahead for Private Equity
What direction is Henry R. Kravis '69 taking his private equity firm? In the cover story of BusinessWeek magazine he shares his vision for the future.
Economy is in 'Recovery Phase'
Dean Glenn Hubbard spoke in a community forum with students on December 8 to deliver "the good, the bad and the ugly" about the economy.
Financial Models: Why All the Fuss?
Has the quantitative revolution in finance been misunderstood? A research symposium on December 4 explored the uses and misuses of financial models.
Better Incentives for Carbon Reduction
Professor Geoff Heal says there are two actions that can mitigate the effect of greenhouse gases on the planet.
Summer Fellowships with Social Value
More than 55 MBA students in the Social Enterprise Program participated in the Summer Fellowship Program. Read more about their experiences.