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Researchers warn a common air pollutant is a driver of dementia
Pollution, even at levels considered safe under Environmental Protection Agency standards, are connected to increased risk of Alzheimer's disease in old age, according to new research.
We’re just learning how exposure to air pollution degrades our brains
New research by economics professors Jonathan Ketcham, Kelly Bishop, and Nicolai Kuminoff found that increased, incremental exposure to fine particles called PM2.5 over the course of a decade increases the chances of a dementia diagnosis.
Waste Management CEO Jim Fish headlines ECP luncheon
Jim Fish, president and CEO of Waste Management, will be the featured speaker at the Economic Club of Phoenix luncheon held on Thursday, Nov. 15 at the Camelback Golf Club in Scottsdale, Arizona.
Dean wins Distinguished Educator Award
The Academy of Management honored Amy Hillman at its annual meeting.
Retail technology provider Narvar raises $30 million in new funding
Professor of Supply Chain Management Dale Rogers says e-commerce software will enhance the online shopping experience, as well as keep retailers more informed about their customers.
Key differences between online and residential MBAs
Director of Recruiting and Admissions Pam Delany answers important questions for prospective students.
Effects of renegotiating U.S. trade agreements
Associate Professor of Agribusiness Troy Schmitz joins other panelists to discuss implications of potential revisions to tariffs at the 2018 Agricultural & Applied Economics Association Annual Meeting.
There are two types of respect. Lack one, and you’ll hate your job
Professor of Management and Entrepreneurship Blake Ashforth found employees value two particular types of appreciation. One is the least a company provides for a secure environment. The other is often neglected.
Study shows reduced BMI could mean economic savings and increased workforce productivity
ASU’s L. William Seidman Research Institute found that reducing body mass index could achieve $461 million in financial benefit over 20 years for a sample group of Isagenix customers.
Hidden Uber costs? Drivers ask company to be more transparent with fees
The ease of Uber is one of the many reasons behind its success. But the one-click convenience could be what's behind overcharged riders and undercharged drivers.