“They need each other, especially in a space like AI, which requires engineering expertise and lots of computing power,” Professor Dan Wang told Bloomberg when discussing the major players in #tech developing new AI. bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

The Bernstein Center for Leadership and Ethics recently presented Delta Air Lines CEO Ed Bastian with the 2024 Botwinick Prize in Business Ethics. See photos from the award ceremony:

What sets Columbia Business School apart when it comes to groundbreaking thought leadership? CBS Professor Shiva Rajgopal walks us through what he thinks makes for a unique CBS perspective on the major issues we face today.

See the full interview here: leading.business.columbia.edu/main-pillar-cl…

Extreme weather could cause inflation to increase by 0.3 to 1.2 percentage points each year, depending on how many carbon emissions countries permit.

It’s a “massive,” increase, according to CBS Professor Gernot Wagner. Learn more: grist.org/economics/heat…

In a recent paper, Professors Pierre Yared and Hassan Afrouzi of Columbia University, together with fellow researchers, use a demand-and-supply framework to analyze how economic and political factors generate pressures on central banks. Read more: brookings.edu/articles/chang…

CBS Professor Carri Chan told The Washington Post that rigid systems can fail for tasks with wide variability, adding, “When you are taking care of patients, all of whom have unique needs, there is going to be a lot of variation.” Read more: washingtonpost.com/business/2024/…

A new NBER paper estimates that the market share of US banks in all private lending has almost halved from 60% in 1970 to 35% last year.

The flip side of this data has been calculated by Professor Tomasz Piskorski and other researchers. Read more: ft.com/content/ceeaa7…

CBS' Climate Knowledge Initiative believes there is a lot we can do to decarbonize and lessen business’s impact on our climate. Even a complex industry like steel can be cleaned up with the right strategic vision, emerging technologies, and policy support: leading.business.columbia.edu/climate/steel

A research paper called “Macroeconomic Conditions When Young Shape Job Preferences For Life” by Prof. Stephan Meier examines how the experience of macroeconomic conditions as a young adult influences multi-generational job preferences. Learn more: business.columbia.edu/research-brief…