Tyler Lai (BS Computer Information Systems '24, MS-AIB '25) was an undergraduate student at ASU’s W. P. Carey School of Business when he found an interest in how technology and business intersect. As he was considering his graduate studies, the school announced the groundbreaking new Master of Science in Artificial Intelligence in Business (MS-AIB) program.

Business and engineering students collaborate on an artificial intelligence-driven agriculture management system.

Mari Funabashi (MTax '25) previously worked as a film composer in London. She knew she wanted to undertake a career change, and a side job revealed a passion for accounting and taxation. She was able to pursue her MTax degree at W. P. Carey thanks to the MACC/MTax Bootcamp, designed to prepare students from non-accounting backgrounds for the program.

ASU economist explains the difference between microeconomics and macroeconomics and their implications on markets and economic policy.

ASU economist outlines the effects of growing federal deficits on interest rates and inflation.

ASU economist explains how quantitative easing and tightening affect bank balance sheets and the credit policies set for businesses and consumers.