Best investments over the last 100 years? Almost all are tech companies.
Why do so few stocks drive long-term market gains? A W. P. Carey finance expert explains why fewer than 4% of companies created wealth for shareholders over the past century.
Arizona companies are using this technology to gain customers
Why are consumers interested in watching videos created by smart glasses? A W. P. Carey marketing expert weighs in.
Summer reading and listening: AI edition
5 W. P. Carey faculty and staff share the books, podcasts, and industry experts they're using to grow their artificial intelligence knowledge this summer.
Arizona chip production lags behind global output as US trade deficit climbs
More chip manufacturing in Arizona could strengthen domestic production, but an ASU supply chain expert say consumers shouldn't expect lower prices anytime soon.
Arizona workers no longer have to pay taxes on tips
An ASU economist weighs in on the new state budget and what it means for tipped workers. Servers, baristas, and bartenders could keep more of their earnings under the latest changes.
Humor drives brand growth
Actor and entrepreneur Ryan Reynolds built billion-dollar brands on wit, risk, and authenticity
What the peace deal between US and Iran means for gas prices
W. P. Carey experts explain why lower fuel costs may take time to materialize.
Where does federal AI spending stand in 2026?
New Brookings Institution analysis explores how emerging technologies are reshaping government contracting and innovation.
Concerns about potential US oil supply shortage grow amid Iran War
Rising tensions in the Middle East are fueling concerns about oil shortages, higher fuel costs, and broader supply chain disruptions.
The last century was great for US stocks, but the next decade might be challenging, says investing chief
W. P. Carey research shows that just 46 stocks drove nearly half of all market returns over the past 100 years — a powerful case for diversification.