Thousands of Americans die from preventable medical errors each year. Now, new research shows some hospitals may be much riskier places to become the victim of a medical error because certain types of hospitals have been slower to adopt life-saving information technology (IT) tools.
What started as a gesture of assistance and caring has turned into a real-world experience and a life lesson for ASU School of Global Management and Leadership students.
Five Arizona businesses were recently named Spirit of Enterprise Award winners by the W. P. Carey School of Business at ASU for boosting our economy and giving back to our community.
With Congress now considering a $700 billion plan to bail out key companies on Wall Street, ASU business experts explain how this will impact people on Main Street.
A new program is helping ASU students dive into the world of cloud computing, a technique where thousands of computers are linked to create massive computing power.
Foreclosure activity represented 44 percent (3,295 transactions) of the 7,505 recorded resale home transactions for August 2008 for the Greater Phoenix area.
Economic forecasters report more job losses and weak growth for the western United States, according to the newest editions of the Western Blue Chip and Arizona Blue Chip Economic Forecasts.
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