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Columbia Business School economist looks into the possibility of unemployed workers tapping the disability fund when running out of unemployment benefits

The 17th annual Columbia Student Investment Management Association (CSIMA) Conference was held on Friday, February 7, 2014.

A professional stature program will move your career ahead, says Charles Moldenhauer ’72.

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Casey Ichniowski, chair of the Management Division and a faculty member at Columbia for 30 years, has died suddenly.

Celebrating their 20th Annual PE+VC Conference on February 28, 2014, the Columbia Business School PE+VC Club will hold this year’s event at The Sheraton New York for a day of candid discussion on the state of the industry.

China’s rapid urbanization strategy requires a financing system that can keep up says Shusong Ba, a Lulu Chow Wang Senior Visiting Scholar at Columbia Business School.

The Columbia Business School Alumni Club of New York (CBSACNY) has shown its support for the School with a $10,000 current-use fellowship. The award, which will be given to a second-year student, will acknowledge academic performance and leadership in the Columbia Business School community.

Nahum Melumad, the James L. Dohr Professor of Accounting and Business Law and a faculty member in the School’s Accounting Division for more than 20 years, died on January 15.

How can social media best impact a firm's revenue? This panel tackles the question.

As part of its first-ever student academic paper competition, the Commercial Real Estate Finance Council (CREFC) recognized two Columbia students for their writing.

For the second year in a row, a Columbia Business School student was awarded the YM/WREA David Winoker Scholarship. Karl Chan ’15, an officer within the school’s Real Estate Association, was named the 2013-14 scholarship recipient, which recognizes personal and professional success and charitable or community service involvement.

Adjunct Professor Alicia Glen, who started the Social Impact Real Estate Investing and Development class, was tapped by incoming Mayor Bill de Blasio to be deputy mayor for housing and economic development.

An article titled "Overconfidence in Consumer Prices is Dangerous" which was based on a recent paper co-authored by Professor David E. Weinstein, "How Much Do Official Price Indexes Tell Us About Inflation?," was featured in Nikkei on December 23, 2013.

On all sorts of media sites, brands now seek our attention by sponsoring content rather than placing a banner ad. BuzzFeed is a pioneer of this marketing approach and attracts dozens of leading brands to mingle their content among its own articles.

Take the reins of your development by creating a vision for the future and a strategy to get there.

Professor Enrique Arzac was awarded for his Advanced Corporate Finance course, while Bill Duggan was honored for Napoleon’s Glance.

These graduates are aiming high — and delivering — on missions like convincing the worlds wealthiest people to donate half of their fortunes to philanthropic causes.

"We’re very excited about this class," said Vince Ponzo '03, the director of the Eugene Lang Entrepreneurship Center. "These budding entrepreneurs represent the breadth of expertise at Columbia University."

Amy Moses ’89 got the idea for her business, Ballooning Nest Eggs, from a gift.