Shift to succeed: How adaptable leaders help teams perform under pressure

Research co-authored by U.S. Air Force veteran Jeff LePine finds that teams adapt more effectively when leaders shift their focus among learning, performance, and risk management.

Fare share

Streaming services often fight password sharing, but new research shows the practice can expand their markets and increase profits.

When tax collection hits home

New research shows how collecting taxes already owed can have surprising effects on housing costs.

When politics enters supply chain decisions

New research shows that employees may respond to a sourcing decision based not only on its business case, but also on their political views and those they attribute to their manager.

Professor's paper changes how he sees life and leadership

A personal health crisis shaped his research on self-leadership, biblical wisdom, and the limits of control.

Why the Cactus League remains big business for Arizona

W. P. Carey research found that the 2026 Cactus League generated over $495 million for Arizona's gross domestic product.

When AI learns human bias

A study of more than 311,000 loan applications shows how human bias can flow into AI and how businesses can stop it upstream.

Home economics: Why the price of a house isn't the cost of a home

New research shows why the annual cost of homeownership may matter as much as a home's price when deciding where to live.

When work gets political

W. P. Carey research shows how political identity can influence supply chain decisions — and how leaders can keep discussions focused on business facts.

2026 Cactus League season creates record $806.9 million in total economic activity

New research from the W. P. Carey School of Business illustrates spring training's impact on Arizona's economic growth.