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.

Policies around artificial intelligence are taking off in some states, while others are falling behind.

New federal data shows hiring challenges as labor market slows down.

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.

Shopping around and comparing car insurance providers can reveal major differences in cost and coverage, helping drivers choose a policy that fits both their budget and needs.

Rising tariffs are driving up production costs and limiting export markets, putting financial pressure on Arizona farmers and contributing to higher prices for consumers, says ASU economic expert.

A W. P. Carey economist outlines emerging signs of strain in hiring and highlights what slowing employment growth could mean for the months ahead.

ASU economists say foreign-born students strengthen higher education and drive America's growth.

ASU economist sheds light on how inflation and shifting consumer habits are reshaping Arizona’s fiscal outlook.

The FAA is temporarily reducing flights at Phoenix Sky Harbor and other major airports by up to 10% to address air traffic controller shortages and prevent safety risks.