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Columbia Business School professors: What the Balogun red card can teach us about AI and judgment

VAR, or video assistant referee, has a lot to teach us about what "human in the loop" actually means in practice.

Fortune

What is Warren Buffett’s best investment ever? It is not a stock

Warren Buffett, renowned for his stock market acumen, reveals his greatest investments weren't financial assets. He considers his wedding rings and marriage licenses as his top investments, followed by his Nebraska home. Buffett also highlights Benjamin Graham's 'The Intelligent Investor' as a pivotal investment that shaped his value investing philosophy.

The Economic Times

H-1B visa delays force blind Indian student to miss his blind sister’s wedding, story goes viral

Visually impaired Indian student Rajeev Krishna Annapragada missed his sister's wedding in India due to H-1B visa appointment delays. His inability to secure a timely appointment forced him to choose between attending the significant family event and maintaining his professional stability in the US, highlighting the human cost of immigration…

The Times of India

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Is AI really killing finance and banking jobs? Experts say Wall Street’s layoffs may be more hype than takeover—for now

“I think there’s a little bit of smoke and mirrors there,” said NYU Stern’s Robert Seamans.

Fortune

People who see society as cutthroat value antagonistic leaders, study finds

Research suggests that whether people view the world as competitive or cooperative impacts how they perceive antagonistic leaders.

LiveScience

Trump wants lower interest rates to ‘counteract’ the inflation from his own tariff policies

“The White House’s actions have made it harder for the Fed to cut rates,” said a Columbia Business School professor.

Fortune

3 leadership lessons that can help you raise successful kids, from an Ivy League business professor

Research on what makes someone inspiring has led to three insights that are equally applicable to parenthood.

Fortune

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"Debanking" dispute reaches Congress

Republicans held congressional hearings on crypto industry claims that traditional banks won't serve them

Salon

Northwestern, Columbia, and UPenn are home to the best executive MBA programs. Did your school make our list?

Fortune’s latest executive MBA ranking finds that M7 schools continue to be among the top spots for business career advancement.

Fortune

Could Silicon Valley Bank happen again? ‘The short answer is, yes,’ says professor who sees $2 trillion of losses on the books

Columbia’s Tomasz Piskorski sees a lot of banks in trouble—but also banks becoming less and less important over time.

Fortune

Columbia Professor Under Investigation For Online Harassment

US Rep. Ilhan Omar's inquiry reveals investigation of Columbia Business School professor for online harassment, sparking debates on free speech and academi...

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26-year-old MBA student launches Byroe and it’s now stocked in Sephora

Most university students can be found chasing internships or partying too hard. But not Amy Roe, who was launching a beauty brand.

Fortune

Robot Vacuums And Other Gadgets Strip Life Of Meaning, Experts Warn

Autonomous products may rob us of the sense of satisfaction and purpose derived from manual labor and everyday chores, study finds.

Zenger

Removing dates from CVs can help working mothers mind the employment gap, new research shows

Job hunters got more success by taking out specific employment dates and instead stating the number of years worked at a firm

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Bystanders no more, America’s CEOs must pay attention to societal divides

Companies can no longer turn a blind eye to polarization, Columbia Business School's Bruce Usher and Todd Jick write.

The Guardian - UK

Shrinking the Gap: how the clothing brand lost its way

Gap’s clothes defined an era, but it has been steadily declining for years. Can a collaboration with Kanye West revive its fortunes – or is it just another sign of a brand flailing around for an identity?

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