New research from CBS Professor Mohamed Hussein finds that political advertisers are spending big bucks on so-called 'meddle ads' — but consumers aren't always buying it. Learn more about this little-known issue below: leading.business.columbia.edu/business-socie…

During a recent visit to campus, LinkedIn Co-Founder Reid Hoffman explained how open-source AI models can potentially empower bad actors. See a clip below and watch the full conversation between the tech founder and Dean Costis Maglaras here: youtube.com/watch?v=YtqTfa…

New research by the Roy Bernard Kester and T.W. Byrnes Professor of Accounting and Auditing, Shiva Rajgopal, and co-authors use historical company data to help investors more accurately estimate a company's value, promoting greater transparency. business.columbia.edu/research-brief…

Research from Kent Daniel, the Jean-Marie Eveillard and First Eagle Investment Management Professor of Business, shows that when the short-selling community as a whole faces obstacles, stocks trade at unfairly high prices on average. Find out why: marketwatch.com/story/20-stock…

Recent CBS research reveals how rising interest rates and commercial real estate distress threaten the US banking sector, especially for regional banks. Learn more: business.columbia.edu/research-brief…

#TBT to orientation last week. Congratulations to Columbia Business School's newest cohort of MBA, EMBA, MS, and PhD candidates. Everyone here at CBS is excited to take this journey with you!

Consumers are stretching their wallets to cover increased rent and higher borrowing rates, leading to less available disposable income for discretionary spending, according to Professor of Professional Practice Brett House. cnbc.com/2024/08/14/des…

David Weinstein, director of the Center on Japanese Economy and Business, will moderate a discussion featuring Haruhiko Kuroda, Former Governor of the Bank of Japan, during an event on September 26. Click here for details and tickets: ticketleap.events/tickets/cjeb-c…

Congratulations to Michael Morris, the Chavkin-Chang Professor of Leadership at CBS, on being included in the Financial Times and Schroders Business Book of the Year 2024 longlist. Professor Morris's book, Tribal, is out now: ft.com/content/7e5c29…

“Everything that you do as a leader is symbolic,” says Willie Pietersen, professor of professional practice at CBS and author of the soon-to-be-released book Leadership—The Inside Story. Small actions, like smiling, he says, can affect a team’s mood. fortune.com/2024/08/21/non…

As a result of the new rules around real-estate commissions, “house prices will increase, and our typical estimate is about 4% to 5%,” Prof. Tomasz Piskorski, co-author of a recent research paper related to the subject, told Marketwatch. Learn more: marketwatch.com/story/would-lo…

It is critical for #entrepreneurs and startups to keep in mind the importance of place, according to Jorge Guzman, the Gantcher Associate Professor of Business. Watch a clip of his explanation below:

Columbia Business School is taking an interdisciplinary approach to analyzing the impact of AI-based algorithmic forecasting and the issues that come with it. Learn more in this article: leading.business.columbia.edu/digital-future…

A new study by Oded Netzer, the Arthur J. Samberg Professor of Business, and his co-researchers examines how different types of images evoke distinct consumer responses. Learn more: business.columbia.edu/research-brief…

CBS' Kester and Byrnes Professor, Shiva Rajgopal, poses the question: "Why are we keeping investors of banks in the dark and bailing out CEOs who made aggressive bets that may have gone bad after interest rates rose?" leading.business.columbia.edu/21st-century-f…

CBS' Arthur J. Samberg Professor of Business, Oded Netzer, and a team of scholars investigate whether the language used in scientific papers can indicate the reliability of the research in this research brief. Learn more: business.columbia.edu/research-brief…