News Coverage
The W. P. Carey School of Business is frequently featured in the news for its high-quality programs, students, personnel, alumni, research and achievements. Many faculty members are quoted for their expertise on a variety of subjects. Here is a small sample of the media coverage received by the school:
The New York Times — Aug. 31, 2009
Marjorie Baldwin, director of the School of Health Management and Policy, comments on a program using debit cards to reward Medicaid patients for getting preventive care.
The Washington Post — Aug. 31, 2009
Marjorie Baldwin, director of the School of Health Management and Policy, comments on a program using debit cards to reward Medicaid patients for getting preventive care.
Forbes — Aug. 31, 2009
Marjorie Baldwin, director of the School of Health Management and Policy, comments on a program using debit cards to reward Medicaid patients for getting preventive care.
Houston Chronicle — Aug. 31, 2009
Marjorie Baldwin, director of the School of Health Management and Policy, comments on a program using debit cards to reward Medicaid patients for getting preventive care.
Miami Herald — Aug. 31, 2009
Marjorie Baldwin, director of the School of Health Management and Policy, comments on a program using debit cards to reward Medicaid patients for getting preventive care.
The New York Times — Aug. 31, 2009
Finance Associate Professor Thomas Bates’ research on proxy contests is mentioned.
Modern Healthcare — Aug. 31, 2009
Professor Eugene Schneller, former director of the School of Health Management and Policy and a Dean’s Council of 100 Distinguished Scholar, talks about health care providers and global expansion.
Miami Herald — Aug. 25, 2009
Finance Professor Herbert Kaufman discusses how investment banks have been repackaging old mortgage securities and offering to sell them as new products, a plan similar to the complicated investment packages at the heart of the market’s collapse.
The New York Times — Aug. 24, 2009
Finance Professor Herbert Kaufman discusses how investment banks have been repackaging old mortgage securities and offering to sell them as new products, a plan similar to the complicated investment packages at the heart of the market’s collapse.
The Washington Post — Aug. 24, 2009
Finance Professor Herbert Kaufman discusses how investment banks have been repackaging old mortgage securities and offering to sell them as new products, a plan similar to the complicated investment packages at the heart of the market’s collapse.
USA Today — Aug. 24, 2009
Finance Professor Herbert Kaufman discusses how investment banks have been repackaging old mortgage securities and offering to sell them as new products, a plan similar to the complicated investment packages at the heart of the market’s collapse.
CBS News — Aug. 24, 2009
Finance Professor Herbert Kaufman discusses how investment banks have been repackaging old mortgage securities and offering to sell them as new products, a plan similar to the complicated investment packages at the heart of the market’s collapse.
ABC News — Aug. 24, 2009
Finance Professor Herbert Kaufman discusses how investment banks have been repackaging old mortgage securities and offering to sell them as new products, a plan similar to the complicated investment packages at the heart of the market’s collapse.
CNBC — Aug. 24, 2009
Finance Professor Herbert Kaufman discusses how investment banks have been repackaging old mortgage securities and offering to sell them as new products, a plan similar to the complicated investment packages at the heart of the market’s collapse.
Forbes — Aug. 24, 2009
Finance Professor Herbert Kaufman discusses how investment banks have been repackaging old mortgage securities and offering to sell them as new products, a plan similar to the complicated investment packages at the heart of the market’s collapse.
National Public Radio — Aug. 24, 2009
Finance Professor Herbert Kaufman discusses how investment banks have been repackaging old mortgage securities and offering to sell them as new products, a plan similar to the complicated investment packages at the heart of the market’s collapse.
KAET “Horizon” — Aug. 24, 2009
Economics Professor Dennis Hoffman, director of the L. William Seidman Research Institute, and Finance Professor Herbert Kaufman participate in an economic roundtable on this PBS television station.
The Star-Ledger — Aug. 22, 2009
Associate Professor of Real Estate Joseph “Mike” Davis is quoted in this New Jersey newspaper about low home appraisals during the recession.
Marketplace Radio — Aug. 21, 2009
Finance Professor Karl Guntermann, the Fred E. Taylor Professor of Real Estate, explains that the worst may be over in the Phoenix-area housing crisis.
Forbes — Aug. 10, 2009
The article mentions research by AT&T Distinguished Professor of Marketing Stephen Nowlis, Marketing Associate Professor Andrea Morales and Marketing Associate Professor Naomi Mandel about how dieters will actually eat more food and calories if the portions are presented in small sizes and packages.
San Francisco Chronicle — Aug. 10, 2009
Professor Robert Cialdini -- New York Times best-selling business author, Regents’ Professor of Psychology and Marketing, and W. P. Carey Distinguished Professor of Marketing – is mentioned in this article about President Obama and the use of persuasion.
The Washington Post — Aug. 8, 2009
Research by Professor Robert Cialdini -- New York Times best-selling business author, Regents’ Professor of Psychology and Marketing, and W. P. Carey Distinguished Professor of Marketing – is mentioned in this article about motivating people to save energy.
Toronto Star — Aug. 8, 2009
Research by Professor Robert Cialdini -- New York Times best-selling business author, Regents’ Professor of Psychology and Marketing, and W. P. Carey Distinguished Professor of Marketing – is mentioned in this article about motivating people to conserve.
Las Vegas Sun — Aug. 2, 2009
Research Professor of Economics Lee McPheters, director of the JPMorgan Chase Economic Outlook Center and editor of Economy@W. P. Carey, gives insight into the economic recovery of Las Vegas and the rest of the United States.
San Diego Union-Tribune — Aug. 1, 2009
Management Professor Marianne Jennings provides expertise on ticket sales.
Phoenix Magazine — August 2009
The new Master of Public Health program to be offered through the W. P. Carey School of Business is mentioned as the top reason “ASU Rocks.” It will become the first public university program in the nation to offer a Master of Public Health focusing specifically on urban health issues, such as homelessness, mental illness and access to affordable health care.
Entrepreneur — August 2009
The W. P. Carey School of Business’ Spirit of Enterprise Center is noted as a place where small business owners can get guidance and assistance.
Arizona Business Magazine — August 2009
Dean Robert Mittelstaedt is featured in the executive series called “View from the Corner Office.”
MBA Innovation — Summer 2009
Dean Robert Mittelstaedt and other W. P. Carey School of Business faculty members discuss the school’s impressive list of programs and events aimed at globalizing the business school and furthering relations between the United States and China.
KJZZ — July 29, 2009
Economics Professor Dennis Hoffman, director of the L. William Seidman Research Institute, and Information Systems Associate Professor Julie Smith David talk about high-tech jobs and the economy in Arizona on this National Public Radio station.
Phoenix Business Journal — July 27, 2009
Dean Robert Mittelstaedt provides analysis of the airline industry in this cover story.
Forbes — July 21, 2009
Research by Richard Rogerson, the Rondthaler Professor of Economics, is mentioned in a piece about paying for health care.
C-SPAN — July 20, 2009
A member of the House of Representatives discusses a statistic on the U.S. economy from Economics Professor William Boyes.
CNBC — July 20, 2009
Associate Professor Jay Butler talks about how low-priced foreclosures are inciting bidding wars for homes.
Associated Press — July 20, 2009
Associate Professor Jay Butler talks about how low-priced foreclosures are inciting bidding wars for homes.
The Washington Post — July 20, 2009
Associate Professor Jay Butler talks about how low-priced foreclosures are inciting bidding wars for homes.
USA Today — July 20, 2009
Associate Professor Jay Butler talks about how low-priced foreclosures are inciting bidding wars for homes.
Chicago Tribune — July 20, 2009
Associate Professor Jay Butler talks about how low-priced foreclosures are inciting bidding wars for homes.
The Boston Globe — July 20, 2009
Associate Professor Jay Butler talks about how low-priced foreclosures are inciting bidding wars for homes.
BusinessWeek — July 20, 2009
Associate Professor Jay Butler talks about how low-priced foreclosures are inciting bidding wars for homes.
Cleveland Plain Dealer — July 20, 2009
Economics Professor Stephen Happel talks about a ticket deal regarding an arena in Cleveland.
Financial Times — July 19, 2009
Information Systems Associate Professor Pierre Balthazard’s work in studying the brain for leadership qualities is profiled.
CBS Radio — July 17, 2009
Finance Professor Karl Guntermann, the Fred E. Taylor Professor of Real Estate, does a live interview about the housing market.
Public Radio International — July 17, 2009
Professor Robert Cialdini - New York Times best-selling business author, Regents’ Professor of Psychology and Marketing, and W. P. Carey Distinguished Professor of Marketing - explains ways to persuade individuals to conserve energy.
Atlanta Business Chronicle — July 17, 2009
Finance Professor Karl Guntermann’s Arizona State University-Repeat Sales Index is mentioned in this housing market story.
KJZZ — July 15, 2009
Associate Dean of the W. P. Carey MBA Beth Walker, the State Farm Professor of Marketing, comments on the future of the Bashas’ grocery store chain on this National Public Radio station.
San Francisco Business Times — July 15, 2009
Finance Professor Karl Guntermann’s Arizona State University-Repeat Sales Index is mentioned in this housing market story.
Denver Business Journal — July 15, 2009
Finance Professor Karl Guntermann’s Arizona State University-Repeat Sales Index is mentioned in this housing market story.
KJZZ — July 14, 2009
Economics Research Professor Timothy James of the L. William Seidman Research Institute comments on the Bashas’ grocery store chain filing for bankruptcy protection on this National Public Radio station.
CNBC — July 10, 2009
A statistic on the U.S. economy from Economics Professor William Boyes is discussed on the “Kudlow Report.”
BusinessWeek — July 9, 2009
James Clayton, director of the graduate career management center, talks about admitting employable students.
WGKA — July 8, 2009
Management Professor Marianne Jennings is quoted about business ethics on this Atlanta talk radio station, as well as several other radio outlets on the same day.
The Washington Times — July 7, 2009
Economics Professor William Boyes is quoted about increasing government control of the U.S. economy.
Boston Herald — July 7, 2009
Economics Professor William Boyes is quoted about increasing government control of the U.S. economy.
Reuters — July 6, 2009
Marketing Associate Professor Amy Ostrom is mentioned as a speaker at Qualcomm’s 5th Annual Smart Services Leadership Summit.
BusinessWeek — July 5, 2009
Associate Professor Jay Butler is noted in a story about the Phoenix-area housing market.
The Arizona Republic — July 5, 2009
Research Professor of Economics Kent Hill talks about the costs and benefits of universal health insurance coverage.
Khaleej Times — July 3, 2009
Information Systems Professor Paul Steinbart and Associate Professor Julie Smith David weigh in on the challenges of safeguarding digital data in this news outlet in Dubai.
Marketplace Radio — July 2, 2009
Research Professor of Economics Lee McPheters, director of the JPMorgan Chase Economic Outlook Center and editor of Economy@W. P. Carey, comments on the distribution of stimulus money.
Arizona Business Magazine — July 2009
Research Professor of Economics Lee McPheters, director of the JPMorgan Chase Economic Outlook Center and editor of Economy@W. P. Carey, and Economics Professor Dennis Hoffman, director of the L. William Seidman Research Institute, deliver an economic forecast.
KAET “Horizon” — June 29, 2009
Dean Robert Mittelstaedt and Economics Professor Dennis Hoffman, director of the L. William Seidman Research Institute, participate in an economic roundtable on this PBS television station.
Philadelphia Business Journal — June 26, 2009
This housing market story mentions the Arizona State University-Repeat Sales Index compiled by Finance Professor Karl Guntermann, the Fred E. Taylor Professor of Real Estate.
Forbes — June 24, 2009
An economic impact study by the W. P. Carey School of Business is mentioned in this piece about the Bob Bondurant School of High Performance Driving.
The Wall Street Journal — June 22, 2009
Marketing Professor Stephen Brown, executive director of the Center for Services Leadership, authors an article about how more manufacturers are branching out into the service business.
The Washington Post — June 22, 2009
The social influence research of Professor Robert Cialdini – New York Times best-selling business author, Regents' Professor of Psychology and Marketing, and W. P. Carey Distinguished Professor of Marketing – is mentioned.
The New York Times — June 21, 2009
Research from Marketing Assistant Professor Michael Wiles about how successful product placements in films can boost companies' stock prices is featured.
The Seattle Times — June 21, 2009
Management Assistant Professor Poonam Khanna's research on the connection between performance-based pay, CEO advice-seeking patterns and company performance is featured.
The Globe and Mail — June 20,2009
Associate Professor Jay Butler comments on the housing market in this Canadian news outlet with more than 2.8 million readers.
Yahoo! Finance — June 18, 2009
Research Professor of Economics Lee McPheters, director of the JPMorgan Chase Economic Outlook Center and editor of Economy@W. P. Carey, talks about Arizona's economic woes.
Khaleej Times — June 17, 2009
Marketing Professor John Lastovicka examines the "new frugality" happening during the recession in this Dubai news outlet.
San Francisco Business Times — June 17, 2009
Research Professor of Economics Lee McPheters, director of the JPMorgan Chase Economic Outlook Center and editor of Economy@W. P. Carey, says the Phoenix economy is among the nation's weakest.
SmartMoney — June 16, 2009
Research Professor of Economics Lee McPheters, director of the JPMorgan Chase Economic Outlook Center and editor of Economy@W. P. Carey, talks about Arizona's economic woes.
South Florida Business Journal — June 15, 2009
Finance Professor Karl Guntermann, the Fred E. Taylor Professor of Real Estate, is quoted about Phoenix-area home prices and the most recently released Arizona State University-Repeat Sales Index.
KAET "Horizon" — June 15, 2009
Finance Professor Karl Guntermann, the Fred E. Taylor Professor of Real Estate, talks about Phoenix-area home prices on this PBS show.
Taiwan News — June 14, 2009
Associate Dean Gerry Keim says lobbying on human rights issues can come with risks for companies.
CBS News — June 13, 2009
Associate Dean Gerry Keim says lobbying on human rights issues can come with risks for companies.
The Washington Post — June 13, 2009
Associate Dean Gerry Keim says lobbying on human rights issues can come with risks for companies.
The Philadelphia Inquirer — June 13, 2009
Associate Dean Gerry Keim says lobbying on human rights issues can come with risks for companies.
San Francisco Chronicle — June 13, 2009
Associate Dean Gerry Keim says lobbying on human rights issues can come with risks for companies.
Los Angeles Times — June 13, 2009
Associate Dean Gerry Keim says lobbying on human rights issues can come with risks for companies.
CNBC — June 13, 2009
Associate Dean Gerry Keim says lobbying on human rights issues can come with risks for companies.
Forbes — June 13, 2009
Associate Dean Gerry Keim says lobbying on human rights issues can come with risks for companies.
MSN Money — June 10, 2009
Marketing Professor Stephen Brown, executive director of the Center for Services Leadership, discusses customer service in the publication's annual "Customer Service Hall of Shame" article.
Chicago Tribune — June 9, 2009
Finance Professor Karl Guntermann, the Fred E. Taylor Professor of Real Estate, is quoted about Phoenix-area home prices.
The Wall Street Journal — June 4, 2009
Finance Research Professor Carr Bettis' research on executives' stock deals is covered.
The Wall Street Journal — June 4, 2009
NFL kicker earns his MBA degree from the W. P. Carey School of Business.
MSN Money — June 3, 2009
NFL kicker earns his MBA degree from the W. P. Carey School of Business.
Nashville Business Journal — June 3, 2009
NFL kicker earns his MBA degree from the W. P. Carey School of Business.
National Post — June 2, 2009
Marketing Professor of Practice Ray Artigue, executive director of the MBA sports business specialization, talks about the financial state of the Phoenix Coyotes hockey team in this Canadian publication.
The Dallas Morning News — June 2, 2009
The latest Western Blue Chip Economic Forecast compiled through the W. P. Carey School of Business is mentioned.
Denver Business Journal — June 2, 2009
The latest Western Blue Chip Economic Forecast compiled through the W. P. Carey School of Business is mentioned.
The Guardian — June 1, 2009
Professor Anthony Sanders, the Bob Herberger Arizona Heritage Chair of Finance, comments on the housing market in this British publication.
Arizona Business Magazine — June 2009
Research Professor of Economics Lee McPheters, director of the JPMorgan Chase Economic Outlook Center and editor of Economy@W. P. Carey, authors an article about how the recession is affecting non-residential building.
Arizona Business Magazine — June 2009
Marjorie Baldwin, director of the School of Health Management and Policy, talks about the growing number of health care professionals getting an MBA.
Los Angeles Times — May 31, 2009
Professor Anthony Sanders, the Bob Herberger Arizona Heritage Chair of Finance, comments on the housing market.
The Washington Post — May 31, 2009
Professor Anthony Sanders, the Bob Herberger Arizona Heritage Chair of Finance, comments on the housing market.
Associated Press/Lubbock Online — May 31, 2009
Professor Anthony Sanders, the Bob Herberger Arizona Heritage Chair of Finance, comments on the housing market.
ABC News "Nightline"— May 28, 2009
Finance Professor Karl Guntermann, the Fred E. Taylor Professor of Real Estate, does an interview about Phoenix-area home prices.
Macleans — May 25, 2009
Finance Professor Karl Guntermann, the Fred E. Taylor Professor of Real Estate, is quoted in this Canadian magazine about Phoenix-area home prices.
The News — May 22, 2009
Finance Professor Karl Guntermann, the Fred E. Taylor Professor of Real Estate, is quoted about Phoenix-area home prices in this Mexico City publication.
The Christian Science Monitor — May 22, 2009
Finance Professor Karl Guntermann, the Fred E. Taylor Professor of Real Estate, is quoted about Phoenix-area home prices.
The Arizona Republic — May 21, 2009
Research Professor of Economics Lee McPheters, director of the JPMorgan Chase Economic Outlook Center and editor of Economy@W. P. Carey, and Economics Professor Dennis Hoffman, director of doctoral programs and the L. William Seidman Research Institute, deliver their midyear economic forecasts.
KTVK-TV — May 20, 2009
Research Professor of Economics Lee McPheters, director of the JPMorgan Chase Economic Outlook Center and editor of Economy@W. P. Carey, and Economics Professor Dennis Hoffman, director of doctoral programs and the L. William Seidman Research Institute, deliver their midyear economic forecasts.
ABC News — May 19, 2009
Finance Professor Karl Guntermann, the Fred E. Taylor Professor of Real Estate, is quoted about Phoenix-area home prices.
Chicago Tribune — May 18, 2009
Finance Professor Karl Guntermann, the Fred E. Taylor Professor of Real Estate, is quoted about Phoenix-area home prices.
Los Angeles Times — May 18, 2009
Finance Professor Karl Guntermann, the Fred E. Taylor Professor of Real Estate, is quoted about Phoenix-area home prices.
The New York Times — May 17, 2009
Management Professor Marianne Jennings offers business ethics expertise about a charity donation.
The New York Times — May 16, 2009
Economics Research Professor Timothy James of the L. William Seidman Research Institute weighs in about food prices.
Forbes — May 15, 2009
Professor Robert Cialdini - New York Times best-selling business author, Regents' Professor of Psychology and Marketing, and W. P. Carey Distinguished Professor of Marketing – is mentioned for his research about utilizing social pressure to get people to use less energy.
The Arizona Republic — May 15, 2009
Arizona's largest newspaper runs a story about the death of former Arizona State University business dean, former FDIC chairman and popular CNBC commentator L. William "Bill" Seidman.
The New York Times — May 14, 2009
The new W. P. Carey School of Business Bachelor of Arts business degree program with a specialization in sustainability is mentioned.
Los Angeles Times — May 14, 2009
The California newspaper runs a story about the death of former Arizona State University business dean, former FDIC chairman and popular CNBC commentator L. William "Bill" Seidman.
Brazzil magazine — May 14, 2009
Professor Edward Prescott, Nobel Laureate and W. P. Carey Chair in Economics, attends a meeting where Brazil's economy is discussed.
Charleston Daily Mail — May 13, 2009
The West Virginia publication runs a story about the death of former Arizona State University business dean, former FDIC chairman and popular CNBC commentator L. William "Bill" Seidman.
The White House — May 13, 2009
The White House announces that two members of the inaugural group in the President Barack Obama Scholars Program at Arizona State University plan to attend the W. P. Carey School of Business.
The Boston Globe — May 13, 2009
Two members of the inaugural group in the President Barack Obama Scholars Program at Arizona State University plan to attend the W. P. Carey School of Business.
Forbes — May 11, 2009
Professor Anthony Sanders, the Bob Herberger Arizona Heritage Chair of Finance, talks about homeowners in debt.
Malaysia Star — May 8, 2009
Professor Edward Prescott, Nobel Laureate and W. P. Carey Chair in Economics, comments on Malaysia's economy.
National Public Radio "Talk of the Nation" — May 6, 2009
Professor Anthony Sanders, the Bob Herberger Arizona Heritage Chair of Finance, assesses the real estate market.
National Public Radio — May 4, 2009
Finance Professor Karl Guntermann, the Fred E. Taylor Professor of Real Estate, is quoted on "Morning Edition" about Phoenix-area home prices.
KAET "Horizon" — May 4, 2009
Finance Professor Herbert Kaufman and Economics Professor Dennis Hoffman, director of doctoral programs and the L. William Seidman Research Institute, participate in an economic roundtable on this PBS television show.
Casper Star-Tribune — May 2, 2009
Management Professor Marianne Jennings discusses business ethics in this Wyoming publication.
The Arizona Republic — May 2, 2009
Marjorie Baldwin, director of the School of Health Management and Policy, talks about the newly approved plan for Arizona State University to become the nation's first public university to offer a Master of Public Health program focusing specifically on urban health.
Phoenix Business Journal — May 1, 2009
Associate Professor Megan Jehn of the School of Health Management and Policy discusses a swine flu pandemic simulation held for local officials.
Inc. — May 2009
Richard Rogerson, the Rondthaler Professor of Economics, talks about the use of furloughs and layoffs.
Arizona Business Magazine — May 2009
Economics Professor Dennis Hoffman, director of doctoral programs and the L. William Seidman Research Institute, and Economics Professor Stephen Happel debate the benefits and pitfalls of the stimulus plan.
USA Today — April 30, 2009
Morrison School of Management and Agribusiness Professor David Van Fleet comments on how some businesses are doing work for free during the recession.
MSN Money — April 29, 2009
Finance Professor Karl Guntermann, the Fred E. Taylor Professor of Real Estate, is quoted about Phoenix-area home prices.
Finfacts Ireland — April 29, 2009
Finance Professor Karl Guntermann, the Fred E. Taylor Professor of Real Estate, is quoted about Phoenix-area home prices.
Tuscaloosa News — April 29, 2009
Finance Professor Karl Guntermann, the Fred E. Taylor Professor of Real Estate, is quoted about Phoenix-area home prices.
The Gainesville Sun — April 29, 2009
Finance Professor Karl Guntermann, the Fred E. Taylor Professor of Real Estate, is quoted about Phoenix-area home prices.
Sarasota Herald Tribune — April 29, 2009
Finance Professor Karl Guntermann, the Fred E. Taylor Professor of Real Estate, is quoted about Phoenix-area home prices.
The New York Times — April 28, 2009
Finance Professor Karl Guntermann, the Fred E. Taylor Professor of Real Estate, is quoted about Phoenix-area home prices.
Associated Press — April 24, 2009
Marketing Associate Professor Vincent Blasko, the Ford Motor Company Faculty Fellow in Marketing, explains the economic significance of the new Wolverine movie premiere in the Phoenix area.
Triangle Business Journal — April 24, 2009
U.S. News & World Report ranks the W. P. Carey MBA program No. 29 in the nation, the only Arizona school to make the Top 50 list.
Phoenix Business Journal — April 24, 2009
U.S. News & World Report ranks the W. P. Carey MBA program No. 29 in the nation, the only Arizona school to make the Top 50 list.
The Hill — April 23, 2009
Professor Anthony Sanders, the Bob Herberger Arizona Heritage Chair of Finance, talks about the housing crisis.
BusinessWeek — April 16, 2009
Professor Edward Prescott, Nobel Laureate and W. P. Carey Chair in Economics, is mentioned in this cover story for believing that the economy is self-equilibrating.
The Washington Post — April 16, 2009
Professor Robert Cialdini - New York Times best-selling business author, Regents’ Professor of Psychology and Marketing, and W. P. Carey Distinguished Professor of Marketing - explains why many people with money are still spending as though they are broke during the recession.
CBS College Sports — April 14, 2009
W. P. Carey School of Business students’ intramural basketball team features a talented player with one arm.
Forbes — April 13, 2009
Professor Anthony Sanders, the Bob Herberger Arizona Heritage Chair of Finance, discusses the housing market.
The Chronicle of Higher Education — April 10, 2009
Economics Professor Dennis Hoffman, director of doctoral programs and the L. William Seidman Research Institute, comments about furloughs.
Triangle Business Journal — April 6, 2009
Finance Professor Karl Guntermann, the Fred E. Taylor Professor of Real Estate, is quoted about Phoenix-area home prices and the most recently released Arizona State University-Repeat Sales Index showing a record 33-percent annual drop.
CNNMoney/Fortune — April 3, 2009
Professor Robert Cialdini - New York Times best-selling business author, Regents’ Professor of Psychology and Marketing, and W. P. Carey Distinguished Professor of Marketing – comments on the persuasion techniques used in television ads.
MSN Money — March 27, 2009
First Solar CEO Mike Ahearn is named this year's Dean's Council of 100 Executive of the Year.
Triangle Business Journal — March 27, 2009
First Solar CEO Mike Ahearn is named this year's Dean's Council of 100 Executive of the Year.
International Business Times — March 25, 2009
Research Professor of Economics Lee McPheters, director of the JPMorgan Chase Economic Outlook Center and editor of Economy@W. P. Carey, discusses how the recession will last longer than previously predicted.
Bloomberg.com — March 24, 2009
Professor Anthony Sanders, the Bob Herberger Arizona Heritage Chair of Finance, weighs in on the housing market and TARP in three different Bloomberg articles on this date, including the one at the above link.
Forbes — March 20, 2009
Professor Edward Prescott, Nobel Laureate and W. P. Carey Chair in Economics, is quoted on the differences between labor supply in Europe and the United States.
The Wall Street Journal — March 18, 2009
Professor Anthony Sanders, the Bob Herberger Arizona Heritage Chair of Finance, weighs in on the future of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
Las Vegas Sun — March 16, 2009
The recent Economic Club of Phoenix speech by Harrah's Chairman, CEO and President Gary Loveman is mentioned.
C-SPAN — March 11, 2009
Professor Anthony Sanders, the Bob Herberger Arizona Heritage Chair of Finance, testifies in front of Congress on needing greater transparency about the use of TARP funds.
Forbes — March 11, 2009
Economics Professor Rajnish Mehra, the E.N. Basha Arizona Heritage Chair of Economics and director of the Edward C. Prescott Center for the Advanced Study in Economic Efficiency, provides insight on the stock market.
BusinessWeek — March 8, 2009
Nobel Laureate and W. P. Carey Chair in Economics, Professor Edward Prescott, weighs in against the stimulus plan.
CNN — March 6, 2009
Professor Anthony Sanders, the Bob Herberger Arizona Heritage Chair of Finance, is interviewed about President Obama's financial and real estate plans.
The Village Voice — March 4, 2009
Economics Professor Stephen Happel discusses ticket scalping and expensive Yankees tickets in a New York publication.
International Business Times — March 3, 2009
Professor Stephen Nowlis, the AT&T Distinguished Research Professor of Marketing, is mentioned for his research on whether giving consumers' samples boosts or lessens their desires to consume.
Forbes — March 2, 2009
Professor Anthony Sanders, the Bob Herberger Arizona Heritage Chair of Finance, discusses rent-to-buy home contracts.
KJZZ — March 2, 2009
Professor Herbert Kaufman talks about the current economic downturn in historic terms on the Phoenix-area's National Public Radio station.
The Star-Ledger — March 1, 2009
Economics Professor Stephen Happel discusses ticket scalping and expensive Yankees tickets in a New Jersey publication.
Arizona Business Magazine — March 2009
Marketing Professor Mary Jo Bitner, Petsmart Chair in Services Leadership and academic director of the Center for Services Leadership, and Marketing Associate Professor Amy Ostrom are noted for co-authoring a paper on service blueprinting.
The Atlantic — March 2009
Professor Anthony Sanders, the Bob Herberger Arizona Heritage Chair of Finance, is quoted about America's real estate crash.
KJZZ — Feb. 28, 2009
Marketing Professor of Practice Ray Artigue, executive director of the MBA sports business specialization, talks about Tiger Woods' return to golf on the Phoenix-area National Public Radio station.
CNBC — Feb. 25, 2009
Economics Professor Dennis Hoffman, director of doctoral programs and the L. William Seidman Research Institute, talks about unpaid furloughs.
Reuters — Feb. 25, 2009
Economics Professor Dennis Hoffman, director of doctoral programs and the L. William Seidman Research Institute, talks about unpaid furloughs.
The Wall Street Journal — Feb. 24, 2009
Research Professor of Economics Lee McPheters, director of the JPMorgan Chase Economic Outlook Center and editor of Economy@W. P. Carey, is quoted about the rising Phoenix-area unemployment rate.
Forbes — Feb. 24, 2009
Professor Anthony Sanders, the Bob Herberger Arizona Heritage Chair of Finance, is quoted about the best and worst U.S. housing markets.
MSN Money — Feb. 19, 2009
Economics Professor Dennis Hoffman, director of doctoral programs and the L. William Seidman Research Institute, comments on oil prices.
MSN Money — Feb. 19, 2009
School of Health Management and Policy Assistant Professor Megan Jehn, helped host a pandemic flu decision-making exercise at ASU's Decision Theater,
MSN Money — Feb. 17, 2009
Finance Professor Karl Guntermann, the Fred E. Taylor Professor of Real Estate, is quoted about the most recently released Arizona State University-Repeat Sales Index, showing a 32-percent drop in average Phoenix-area home prices between November 2007 and November 2008
ABC News — Feb. 15, 2009
Dean Robert Mittelstaedt is interviewed by the national news network about the glut of empty houses in Arizona.
Sky News — Feb. 12, 2009
Economics Professor William Boyes is quoted by a major British news venue about the recession and the stimulus plan.
USA Today — Feb. 12, 2009
Marketing Professor of Practice Ray Artigue, executive director of the MBA sports business specialization, comments on the NBA All-Star game's boost to the Phoenix economy.
Triangle Business Journal — Feb. 12, 2009
Dean Robert Mittelstaedt discusses the need for more consumer confidence in this North Carolina publication.
BNET — Feb. 11, 2009
Marjorie Baldwin, director of the School of Health Management and Policy, discusses the growing demand for healthcare MBAs, even during the recession.
KJZZ — Feb. 4, 2009
Economics Lecturer Matthew Croucher weighs in on the proposed stimulus plan during this segment on the Phoenix-area National Public Radio station.
Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung — Feb. 3, 2009
Economics Associate Professor Berthold Herrendorf talks about how the United States lures good economics professors from Europe.
Triangle Business Journal — Feb. 2, 2009
Economics Professor Dennis Hoffman, director of the L. William Seidman Research Institute, analyzes President Obama's tax credit plan.
Arizona Business Magazine — February 2009
Economics Research Professor Timothy James of the L. William Seidman Research Institute is quoted in the cover story about Arizona businesses succeeding despite the recession.
Arizona Business Magazine — February 2009
Assistant Dean of the MBA Online Program, Custom Corporate Program, and Center for Executive and Professional Development Andrew Atzert provides insight about executive education and the recession.
The New York Times — Jan. 31, 2009
Professor Robert Cialdini - New York Times best-selling business author, Regents' Professor of Psychology and Marketing, and W. P. Carey Distinguished Professor of Marketing – offers suggestions about the marketing of lower energy consumption.
KJZZ — Jan. 30, 2009
Ray Artigue, executive director of the MBA sports business specialization, explains to the Phoenix-area National Public Radio station how the Arizona Cardinals' success in reaching the Super Bowl is helping the Arizona economy.
Pioneer Press — Jan. 28, 2009
Nobel Laureate Professor Edward Prescott, the W. P. Carey Chair of Economics and Arizona State University Regents' Professor, is quoted in an article about the nation's economic stimulus plan.
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette — Jan. 27, 2009
A Super Bowl economic-impact study spearheaded by Ray Artigue, executive director of the MBA sports business specialization, is discussed.
The Huffington Post — Jan. 27, 2009
Economics Professor Dennis Hoffman, director of the L. William Seidman Research Institute, comments on budget cuts to higher education in Arizona.
Forbes — Jan. 26, 2009
Professor Anthony Sanders, Bob Herberger Arizona Heritage Chair of Finance, explains some creative ways to buy a home during the recession.
The Arizona Republic — Jan. 26, 2009
Economics Professor Allan DeSerpa talks about how the recession may be spurring more roadside vendors.
Triangle Business Journal — Jan. 23, 2009
The donation of a 10,000-pound bronze "Spirit" statue to the school is featured in this North Carolina publication.
The Arizona Republic — Jan. 18, 2009
Finance Professor Karl Guntermann discusses a record drop in Phoenix-area home prices reported in his Arizona State University-Repeat Sales Index.
SmartBrief — Jan. 16, 2009
Management Lecturer Gary Naumann, director of the Spirit of Enterprise Center, gives advice on entrepreneurship.
National Public Radio "Day to Day" — Jan. 15, 2009
Management Associate Professor Loui Olivas is mentioned in a piece about how retailers are trying to cater to immigrants.
MSN Money — Jan. 15, 2009
Dean Robert Mittelstaedt talks about reductions in the number of airline flights because of the rough economy.
Triangle Business Journal — Jan. 15, 2009
Dean Robert Mittelstaedt talks about reductions in the number of airline flights because of the rough economy.
The Christian Science Monitor — Jan. 12, 2009
Marketing Professor John Lastovicka discusses how the recession is pushing the "reuse trend" into the mainstream because it's good for both the environment and the economy.
The Washington Post — Jan. 11, 2009
Finance Professor Jonathan Jay Koehler is quoted about the psychology of investing in mutual funds.
KJZZ — Jan. 10, 2009
Supply Chain Management Professor Kevin Dooley talks to the Phoenix-area National Public Radio station about the costs and benefits of renewable energy.
Phoenix Business Journal — Jan. 7, 2009
Associate Dean of the W. P. Carey MBA Gerry Keim and Nick DeBiaso, manager of communications and retention for the W. P. Carey MBA, report a big increase in MBA applications to the W. P. Carey School of Business due to the rough economy and the program's high rankings.
ESPN.com — Jan. 4, 2009
An economic study of bowl games spearheaded by Ray Artigue, executive director of the MBA sports business specialization, is discussed.
Arizona Business Magazine — January 2009
Research Professor of Economics Lee McPheters, director of the JPMorgan Chase Economic Outlook Center and editor of Economy@W. P. Carey, wrote an economic forecast article.
Arizona Business Magazine — January 2009
Management Associate Professor Barbara Keats, Information Systems Associate Professor Julie Smith David and Ajay Vinze, the Earl and Gladys Davis Distinguished Professor of Information Systems and director of the W. P. Carey MBA Executive Program, were quoted in an article about Generation Y in the workplace.
Portland Business Journal — Dec. 31, 2008
Executive Dean Phil Regier is quoted about young entrepreneurs.
CNNMoney.com — Dec. 29, 2008
Management Lecturer Gary Naumann, director of the Spirit of Enterprise Center, gives advice on running a family business.
BusinessWeek — Dec. 28, 2008
Michael Eleey, assistant dean of business information technology and managing director of the W. P. Carey MBA Online Program talks about the boost in the use of online MBA programs in rough economic times.
MSNBC.com — Dec. 28, 2008
Finance Professor Herbert Kaufman comments on the legacy of recent bailouts.
USA Today — Dec. 26, 2008
Ray Artigue, executive director of the MBA sports business specialization, explains that ticket sales for the Harlem Globetrotters are still thriving, despite the rough economy.
Los Angeles Times — Dec. 26, 2008
Finance Professor Jonathan Jay Koehler, also a faculty member at the Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law, discusses the problem of lab errors and false DNA matches.
The Washington Post — Dec. 22, 2008
Professor Anthony Sanders, Bob Herberger Arizona Heritage Chair of Finance, gives his view on how to recast Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
FDAnews — Dec. 19, 2008
Research from Professor Eugene Schneller, former director of the School of Health Management and Policy, and Research Associate Natalia Wilson, offers suggestions on how to deal with rising hip and knee replacement costs.
ABC News — Dec. 14, 2008
Professor Anthony Sanders, the Bob Herberger Arizona Heritage Chair of Finance, is quoted about America's real estate crash.
Phoenix Business Journal — Dec. 12, 2008
Supply Chain Management Chair William Verdini talks about the impact of the auto industry's troubles on Arizona.
USA Today — Dec. 12, 2008
Professor Anthony Sanders, Bob Herberger Arizona Heritage Chair of Finance, talks about how the recession is affecting downtown Phoenix.
The Arizona Republic — Dec. 12, 2008
Arizona's largest newspaper covers an economic-impact study conducted by the JPMorgan Chase Economic Outlook Center about Boeing's impact on the state's economy.
The Arizona Republic — Dec. 11, 2008
Arizona's largest newspaper offers front-page coverage of the 45th Annual W. P. Carey School of Business/JPMorgan Chase Economic Forecast Luncheon.
KJZZ — Dec. 11, 2008
Phoenix's National Public radio station covers the 45th Annual W. P. Carey School of Business/JPMorgan Chase Economic Forecast Luncheon.
FOX news stations in Chicago, Cleveland, Houston, Philadelphia, Phoenix — Dec. 8, 2008
Professor Robert Cialdini - New York Times best-selling business author, Regents' Professor of Psychology and Marketing, and W. P. Carey Distinguished Professor of Marketing - gives tips for making retail sales in a down economy.
The Huffington Post — Dec. 7, 2008
Professor Robert Cialdini - New York Times best-selling business author, Regents' Professor of Psychology and Marketing, and W. P. Carey Distinguished Professor of Marketing – is mentioned for one of his books, which discusses the psychological phenomenon of reciprocation.
CBC — Dec. 5, 2008
Professor Anthony Sanders, the Bob Herberger Arizona Heritage Chair of Finance, comments on the world's top real estate challenges to this Canadian news outlet.
BusinessWeek — Dec. 2, 2008
A W. P. Carey School of Business study on the increased demand for health-care MBAs is mentioned.
Triangle Business Journal — Dec. 2, 2008
Finance Professor Karl Guntermann discusses a new record of 18 straight months of declining Phoenix-area home prices, which is reported in his Arizona State University-Repeat Sales Index.
U.S. News & World Report — Nov. 28, 2008
Management Department Chair Amy Hillman's research about Bush administration officials joining the post-government work force is featured.
The Washington Post — Nov. 26, 2008
Management Department Chair Amy Hillman's research about Bush administration officials joining the post-government work force is featured.
Forbes — Nov. 25, 2008
Professor Anthony Sanders, Bob Herberger Arizona Heritage Chair of Finance, discusses the world's top real estate challenges.
KJZZ — Nov. 21, 2008
The Phoenix-area's National Public Radio station interviews Marketing Associate Professor Vincent Blasko, Ford Motor Company Faculty Fellow, about automated political phone calls.
Forbes — Nov. 18, 2008
An Arizona state budget deficit report by Economics Professor Dennis Hoffman, director of the L. William Seidman Research Institute, and Tom Rex, associate director of the Center for Competitiveness and Prosperity Research, is covered.
The Christian Science Monitor — Nov. 17, 2008
Economics Professor Dennis Hoffman, director of the L. William Seidman Research Institute, talks about declining retail sales.
C-SPAN — Nov. 14, 2008
Professor Anthony Sanders, Bob Herberger Arizona Heritage Chair of Finance, makes a high-profile appearance, speaking about the bailout plan in front of a Congressional subcommittee.
Latino Business Review — Nov. 13, 2008
Management Associate Professor Loui Olivas is featured in a piece about the growing Hispanic work force in the United States.
The Philadelphia Inquirer — Nov. 12, 2008
The winner of the 2008 Lawrence R. Klein Award for economic forecasting accuracy, a competition sponsored and judged by the W. P. Carey School of Business, is announced.
BankInfoSecurity.com — Nov. 7, 2008
Economics Professor Stephen Happel discusses the 2009 outlook for the banking industry.
National Public Radio "Day to Day" — Nov. 6, 2008
Professor Robert Cialdini - New York Times best-selling business author, Regents' Professor of Psychology and Marketing, and W. P. Carey Distinguished Professor of Marketing - talks about the psychology of persuasion.
CNN.com — Nov. 4, 2008
Professor Robert Cialdini - New York Times best-selling business author, Regents' Professor of Psychology and Marketing, and W. P. Carey Distinguished Professor of Marketing - comments on the psychology of voting.
Arizona Business Magazine — November 2008
Professor Eugene Schneller, former director of the School of Health Management and Policy, authored this article on supply chain management in the health care industry.
Arizona Business Magazine — November 2008
Management Associate Professor Barbara Keats and Lecturer Dale Kalika authored this article about business ethics.
Newsweek — Oct. 22, 2008
Nobel Laureate Professor Edward Prescott, the W. P. Carey Chair of Economics and Arizona State University Regents' Professor, offers economic advice for the president.
The Arizona Republic — Oct. 20, 2008
Economics Professor Dennis Hoffman, director of the L. William Seidman Research Institute, is in high demand during the economic crisis.
Triangle Business Journal — Oct. 21, 2008
The latest W. P. Carey Hall of Fame inductees are noted in this North Carolina publication.
Dallas Morning News — Oct. 15, 2008
Management Professor Blake Ashforth, the Rusty Lyon Chair in Strategy, gives his opinion on business social networking.
Modern Healthcare — Oct. 9, 2008
Research by Information Systems Professor Ajay Vinze, Information Systems Associate Professor Raghu Santanam, School of Health Management and Policy Assistant Professor Michael Furukawa and doctoral student Trent Spaulding covers how some hospitals have been slow to adopt life-saving health IT tools.
Arizona Business Magazine — October 2008
Assistant Dean and Director of the W. P. Carey School of Business' Center for Executive and Professional Development Andrew Atzert promotes the school's customized business programs.
Dallas Business Journal — Sept. 26, 2008
A Super Bowl economic impact report spearheaded by Ray Artigue, executive director of the MBA sports business specialization, is mentioned.
The Washington Times — Sept. 25, 2008
Professor Anthony Sanders, Bob Herberger Arizona Heritage Chair of Finance, comments on the bailout plan.
National Public Radio — Sept. 25, 2008
Professor Anthony Sanders, Bob Herberger Arizona Heritage Chair of Finance, talks about the mortgage meltdown on "Talk of the Nation."
National Journal magazine — Sept. 20, 2008
Finance Professor Herbert Kaufman says Congress shouldn't meddle too much with the markets.
Supply Chain Digest — Sept. 9, 2008
Supply Chain Management Associate Professor Arnold Maltz's cross-border trucker training program is funded by a grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation.
Accountancy Age — Sept. 5, 2008
Philip Reckers, Professional Advisory Board Professor of Accountancy, is quoted about preparing business students to use international accounting standards.
Tampa Bay Business Journal — Sept. 4, 2008
Professor Jeffrey Coles, the Francis J. and Mary B. Labriola Endowed Chair in Competitive Business and Chair of the Department of Finance, gives a speech at a corporate governance event in the Tampa area.
Phoenix Business Journal — Aug. 25, 2008
The W. P. Carey School of Business now offers the opportunity to combine a traditional business degree with specializations in sustainability, tourism management, communication or urban policy.
MSNBC — Aug. 25, 2008
Research by marketing Professor Stephen Nowlis, Associate Professor Naomi Mandel and Assistant Professor Andrea Morales shows 100-calorie mini-packs can prompt dieters to eat more food.
The Arizona Republic — Aug. 24, 2008
James Ward, Yellow Corporation Professor of Services Marketing and Management, weighed in on how luxury retail stores are faring relatively well during rough economic times.
Los Angeles Times — Aug. 22, 2008
Research by Marketing Professor Stephen Nowlis, Associate Professor Naomi Mandel and Assistant Professor Andrea Morales shows 100-calorie mini-packs can prompt dieters to eat more food.
East Valley Tribune — Aug. 19, 2008
Professor Marjorie Baldwin, director of the School of Health Management and Policy, comments on rising health insurance costs.
BusinessWeek — Aug. 17, 2008
Marketing Associate Professor Naomi Mandel's research shows how thoughts of death and mortality can make people buy and eat more.
CNN — Aug. 11, 2008
Research Professor Lee McPheters, director of the JPMorgan Chase Economic Outlook Center, talks about unemployment in Arizona.
Exame — Aug. 10, 2008
Dean Robert Mittelstaedt explains succession and company leadership issues in a Brazilian magazine article.
Fortune — Aug. 5, 2008
Richard Rogerson, the Rondthaler Professor of Economics, discusses the difference in hours of paid work between Europe and the United States.
KJZZ — Aug. 4, 2008
Supply Chain Management Assistant Professor Mark Barratt goes on a National Public Radio station to talk about the spread of Fresh & Easy stores in the Phoenix area.
Forbes — July 31, 2008
Research Professor Lee McPheters, director of the JPMorgan Chase Economic Outlook Center, discusses Arizona's economy.
BusinessWeek — July 31, 2008
Research Professor Lee McPheters, director of the JPMorgan Chase Economic Outlook Center, discusses Arizona's economy.
Las Vegas Review-Journal — July 24, 2008
Research Professor Lee McPheters, director of the JPMorgan Chase Economic Outlook Center, analyzes the Beige Book report on economic conditions.
The Washington Times — July 23, 2008
Professor Anthony Sanders, Bob Herberger Arizona Heritage Chair of Finance, and Finance Professor Herbert Kaufman discuss mortgage market problems.
National Public Radio — July 23, 2008
Professor Anthony Sanders, Bob Herberger Arizona Heritage Chair of Finance, talks about the home foreclosure crisis.
The Wall Street Journal — July 21, 2008
Management Professor Marianne Jennings gives her opinion on custom textbooks.
The Arizona Republic — July 15, 2008
Finance Professor Karl Guntermann discusses a record drop in Phoenix-area home prices reported in his Arizona State University-Repeat Sales Index.
Globe and Mail — July 13, 2008
Associate Dean of the W. P. Carey MBA Gerry Keim comments on campaign finance activity.
Forbes — July 3, 2008
Professor Anthony Sanders, Bob Herberger Arizona Heritage Chair of Finance, explains which housing markets are becoming more affordable.
