Five founders find clarity — and community — during West Valley business lab
As small businesses navigate growth, staffing pressures, and emerging technologies, five owners reflect on the value of stepping back to think out loud with academics and peers.
Online learners benefit from ASU's top-ranked business programs
US News & World Report rankings place W. P. Carey School of Business among the nation's top 10 for online undergraduate, graduate, and MBA programs.
Trump proposal to cap credit card interest rates sparks debate over impact on consumers
ASU economist says interest rate ceiling may help some but hurt others.
US-Taiwan trade deal positions Arizona as global chip manufacturing hub
The United States and Taiwan entered a $250 billion trade agreement aimed at bolstering American chipmaking. The Valley's economy and infrastructure could be heavily impacted.
Logistics Managers Index signals unusual supply chain slowdown
Supply chain activity unexpectedly slowed in December, a rare drop shown by the Logistics Managers' Index that could signal shifts in inventory and transport trends.
Why AI policy thrives in some states and fades in others
AI policy is taking off in some states while others are falling behind.
Some Arizona shoppers face sticker shock with rising grocery prices
A W. P. Carey supply chain expert weighs in on how foods like ground beef, sirloin steak, and coffee are seeing double-digit increases.
Arizona economist weighs in on weakest US job growth since 2003
New federal data shows hiring challenges as labor market slows down.
How much of your job will AI take over?
Artificial intelligence is more likely to change what people do at work by automating tasks and shifting skills than to fully replace entire jobs, says an ASU economist.
Celebrating a decade of giving back
Executive Connections mentor Matthew Benjamin reflects on 10 years of guiding W. P. Carey MBA students toward career clarity and lasting growth.