Romaine contamination is making other lettuces more expensive

People who want salad or to dress up other foods with it have to pay more as the supply of leafy greens goes down.

The people behind the most accurate economic forecasts

Economists who predict the most precise numbers four years in a row deliver their projections at a high-profile event in New York City every October. They're also honored with the Lawrence R. Klein Award for Blue Chip Forecasting Accuracy.

Nextiva CEO accepts prestigious Spirit of Enterprise Award

Tomas Gorny receives the award for his fast-growing, Phoenix-based business telecommunications company founded in 2006.

Economics grad launches project to help her native Peru

Boutique hotel and community center was inspired by Toms business model.

Arizona economy to shine in 2019

The Valley can expect more of the same in the new year unless something happens at the national level, according to economist Lee McPheters, who shared his forecast at the 55th annual Economic Forecast Luncheon.

Forecast for Arizona's economy in 2019 includes more of what we've had in 2018

The Valley will again rank among the top states for jobs, growth, and population increases.

Nextiva wins 2018 Spirit of Enterprise Award

CEO Tomas Gorny to speak at luncheon presented by the W. P. Carey School of Business at Arizona State University.

2019 update and outlook for Arizona, greater Phoenix, and Western Region

Job growth is fueling a strong Valley economy, according to ASU's economist Lee McPheters, who shared his forecast at the 55th annual Economic Forecast Luncheon.

Waste Management reduces and reuses, while looking to the future

The greenest golf tournament. The recycling plant of the future. Autonomous trucks. A natural gas fleet of trucks. These are a few topics Jim Fish, president and CEO of the disposal industry giant, discussed at the Economic Club of Phoenix luncheon.

Top forecaster Zentner sees two Fed hikes in 2019

Hear the outlook for Federal Reserve policy in 2019 on 'Bloomberg Surveillance' from Ellen Zentner, this year's Lawrence R. Klein Award winner.