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By Spencer Tierney | NerdWallet Forget Silicon Valley. Arizona’s “Silicon Desert” is holding its own with companies such as Intel, Honeywell and Go Daddy, as
By Spencer Tierney | NerdWallet Forget Silicon Valley. Arizona’s “Silicon Desert” is holding its own with companies such as Intel, Honeywell and Go Daddy, as
By Catherine Reagor | The Republic | azcentral.com Arizona’s ailing construction industry is adding jobs again, reversing an 8-month trend of falling employment and potentially
The Huffington Post Legal marijuana in Colorado has already generated more than $15 million in tax revenue that is specifically earmarked for public schools, according
By Mike Maciag | Governing magazine The U.S. Department of Labor released its first report Tuesday estimating state employment for 2015, providing hints at where
By Jessica Silver-Greenberg and Michael Corkery | The New York Times Charles Beard, a sergeant in the Army National Guard, says he was on duty
By Raquel Hendrickson | inMaricopa.com Pinal County’s unemployment showed little change from December to January, even with post-holiday layoffs, according to numbers released Thursday by
By Brian Wright | Maricopa Monitor Pinal County has been tightening its belt, but it’s going to have to lose a few more pounds to
By Sterling Fluharty | The Glendale Star Revenues are on target and expenses are lower than anticipated, the Glendale City Council heard during a presentation
By Phil Riske | Managing Editor The Casa Grande Planning and Zoning Commission a week ago unanimously approved a rezoning request from AZSourcing, the builder
The apartment industry in the metropolitan Phoenix area contributed $9.9 billion and 99,900 jobs to the local economy in 2013, according to a new study.
By Lisa Prevost | New York Times Besieged by the recession and buried in student loan debt, the so-called millennials, born from the early ’80s
By Dees Stribling | MHN Online The Fed can report a better economy, consumer optimism and sentiment can be up, leading and lagging indicators can
By Tim Gallen | Phoenix Business Journal The largest mall operator in Arizona may be facing a takeover bid, according to KJZZ-FM. Indianapolis-based Simon Property
In a study by Environmental Entrepreneurs (E2), Arizona ranked fifth among the 50 states for new clean energy jobs in 2014, with 3,402 jobs, placing
By Diana Olick | CNBC The pain of all that overstretching during the last housing boom isn’t over yet. Home equity lines of credit (HELOC),
By Phil Riske | Managing Editor House prices in Arizona were a positive note in an otherwise negative report on the state’s economy by
By Carina Dominguez | Cronkite News A recent survey indicates some Arizonans may be among the hardest working people in the country. Seven Arizona cities
Prescott Valley Tribune Prescott Valley Economic Development Manager Greg Fister spoke to a group of local business owners, last week, regarding the latest developments in
By Howard Fischer | Capitol Media Services/TriValley Central Nearly three out of every four jobs expected to be created in Arizona this year and next
By Jon Peterson | I&P Real Estate The Arizona State Retirement System is to invest $1.2B in real estate this year after upping its allocation
By Ryan Randazzo The Republic | azcentral.com Salt River Project officials might have decided last week how much they want to charge customers with solar
Your West Valley.com Fitch Ratings, one of the “big three” nationally recognized credit-rating agencies, has upgraded Surprise’s bonds, a move that lowers the municipality’s borrowing
By Kristen Hwang | Cronkite News Related: What happens when the Internet goes out? This Arizona town found out What The FCC’s Net Neutrality Ruling
By Shane Dale | Casa Grande Dispatch Pinal County’s employment situation is on the upswing, but there’s still plenty of work to be done. That
By Phil Riske | Managing Editor (STATE CAPITOL) – If enacted, a Senate bill (SB1225) that received voice vote approval Thursday will create a committee
By Phil Riske | Managing Editor (STATE CAPITOL) — After a Democrat’s attempt to hold Apple accountable for its projection of permanent jobs created at
By Wendy Miller | Independent Newspapers Ellsworth Road in downtown Queen Creek will be shut down Saturday, Feb. 28, for a community party that will
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By National Association of Home Builders Builder confidence posted a modest gain in May even as buyers grapple with rising mortgage rates and economic uncertainty
By Janet Perez | Queen Creek Independent Major changes are coming to Mesa Gateway Airport in the next year. During its May 6 meeting, the
By Janet Perez | Queen Creek Independent Queen Creek Mayor Julia Wheatley is running unopposed for a second term in the July 21 primary. The