ASU Now Forget the stereotypes of arrogant, macho leaders who don’t care about anyone else’s opinion. A new study from the W. P. Carey School of Business at Arizona State University shows humble CEOs significantly benefit a company and its
By MIRANDA RIVERS Cronkite News WASHINGTON – Couples who were legally married in a state that recognizes same-sex unions might be given Family and Medical Leave Act benefits if they work in Arizona – even though the state does not recognize their
PHOENIX — Two Phoenix public art projects were named among the nation’s top 37 public arts projects by the Americans for the Arts Public Art Network Year in Review program. The projects, “Ground Cover” and “Desert Spring,” were selected from
By Francisco Romero At the age of 37 Floyd Mayweather Jr. seems to be on top his game and to prove that he is still the best at what he does, his next fight against Marcos Maidana will be
By AUBREE ABRIL Cronkite News WASHINGTON – A tentative agreement between House and Senate negotiators on a multibillion-dollar plan to help the ailing Department of Veterans Affairs includes $20.7 million for a community-based outpatient clinic in Phoenix. The clinic was one
PHOENIX — Carlos Slim, known for being the world’s richest man, very close to Bill Gates, thinks he’s found the solution every worker longs for. The businessman is the leader for the Mexico’s telecommunications industry and is an advocate for
By Francisco Romero Around 48,000 attendees witness the induction of a great class of Baseball Hall of Famers. Three former players and three former managers who left their mark and will forever be remembered for what they accomplished in and
PHOENIX — The City of Tempe continues its efforts helping residents clean up in the aftermath of the July 13 monsoon storm, which brought heavy rains and powerful winds that uprooted trees, downed limbs and left some residents with lots
