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.
Cactus League brings $807M economic boost, but looming MLB lockout threatens next season
ASU research shows the Cactus League's impact on Arizona's economic growth.
The global supply chain is learning to heal itself
New research finds that the global supply network is becoming more resilient not by getting bigger, but by becoming more regionalized.
If you'd put $1,000 into Nvidia stock 20 years ago, here's what you'd have today
ASU expert shares his research into wealth created by Nvidia stock.
5 wealth-building stocks to buy with an inheritance that will help build the next inheritance
An ASU finance expert's research found that less than 50 stocks are responsible for half of the past century's wealth creation.
At $2.8 trillion, the U.S. Latino consumer market is third largest in the world
ASU economist explains why the growing purchasing power of U.S. Latinos presents a major opportunity for businesses.
The surprising power of giving a compliment back
New research finds that reciprocal compliments can strengthen relationships — even when people recognize they're partly driven by social etiquette.