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W. P. Carey Dean Ohad Kadan's four-part strategy will infuse AI into curriculum, teaching, research, and operations to help the business school reach its goal of becoming "a leader among business schools in the application of AI."

Organizations that adopt 'human-in-the-loop' artificial intelligence systems are more likely to succeed than those that exclusively invest in technology, says a W. P. Carey supply chain expert.

While unpaid overtime and skipped breaks might be seen as morally acceptable or acts of dedication to a company, they can also lead to wage exploitation, says a W. P. Carey management expert.

A W. P. Carey supply chain expert breaks down how recent tariffs could impact consumers.

After nearly a decade in government, Robert Martin joins the W. P. Carey Center for Real Estate and Finance to study industry trends in Arizona.

Spring training is drawing baseball fans from across the country to the Phoenix area, where 15 major league teams' preseason games generate hundreds of millions of dollars in tourism revenue and boost the local economy each year.

ASU expert weighs in on how historically low mortgage rates are keeping homeowners in their houses longer, creating a 'lock-in' effect that limits housing inventory, slows market movement, and could continue shaping the housing market for years.

Amid federal deregulation and state budget cuts that could weaken air-quality protections, an Arizona legislator is proposing a constitutional amendment to guarantee access to clean air, clean water, and a healthy environment as a right for all residents.

For Miki Agrawal, periods and body hygiene became more than just a business; they became a platform for widespread social change.

How are drugs like Ozempic impacting consumer habits and food companies? An agribusiness expert explains.