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Dozens of questions: How are Trump's auto parts tariffs affecting the broader economy?

Prices are still expected to rise as tariffs fuel uncertainty among consumers — especially if incomes don't increase to match.

Paul McCartney announces US tour dates, but is Arizona on the list?

While McCartney skips Arizona on tour, his wife’s W. P. Carey Alumni Hall of Fame honor keeps the spotlight on supply chain success.

A designer dressed Chappell Roan with seaweed. But don’t expect to find the approach in stores — yet

An ASU supply chain expert discusses how experimental designers hope sustainable biomaterials will lead to larger conversations about fossil-fueled derived fabrics in the fashion industry.

The US just slapped a new tariff on this grocery store staple

New tariffs on Mexican tomatoes cause instability and fear for both consumers and businesses alike.

US imposes a 17% duty on fresh Mexican tomatoes in hopes of boosting domestic production

The import tax on tomatoes from Mexico could have devastating affects for US citizens.

Pioneering partnership brings essential software training to the public

A new certificate program from W. P. Carey is addressing a workforce gap for Workday customers.

Arizona is near dead last in job growth. What went wrong?

Recent trends such as uncertainty over tariffs, the emergence of robotics and AI, and slowed migration are seen to have a major effect on the job growth in Arizona.

Summer reads with real impact

Business school faculty and staff recommend eight books — from inspiring memoirs to the evolving significance of technology in our lives and work — to help expand students' horizons this summer.

This business school is launching 4 new online degrees. It's part of a growing trend to serve working students

W. P. Carey's online artificial intelligence in business degree equips students with the technical AI and business skills needed to succeed in an evolving landscape on a flexible schedule.

How are Trump's auto parts tariffs affecting the broader economy?

Despite domestic firms being exempt from tariffs, new policies may still impact the price of vehicles manufactured in North America, says an ASU economics expert.