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By Mike Maciag | Governing For years, many declining industrial cities watched as a steady stream of residents packed up their bags and moved away.
By Mike Maciag | Governing For years, many declining industrial cities watched as a steady stream of residents packed up their bags and moved away.
By Phil Riske | Managing Editor (Editor’s note: Second in a series of articles reviewing the 2014 news stories published by Rose Law Group Reporter
By Stan Higgins | coindesk.com The New York State Department of Taxation and Finance has said that bitcoin purchases will not be subject to sales
The Monday Morning Quarterback /A quick analysis of important economic data released over the past week By Elliott D. Pollack & Co. Good news at
By Russ Wiles, The Republic | azcentral.com The relatively recent shift to stock market investing has paid off for Arizona’s century-old land trust fund. The
By Wendy Miller | Independent Newsmedia Inc. USA The Apache Junction City Council on Dec. 2 approved a 10-year .2 percent increase to its city
KTAR Since 2000, two Phoenix area suburbs are among the fastest-growing cities in the nation, according to data recently released by the U.S. Bureau of
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By Kris Hudson | The Wall Street Journal With the door closing on 2014, economists are starting to tout their housing forecasts for next year.
By Trey Garrison | HousingWire Home sale for the upper crust continued to grow in the third quarter, rising 9% even as sales in all
By Les Christie | CNNMoney Millions of Americans are spending too much of their monthly income on housing. Thanks to rising costs and stagnant wage
By Kelsey Snell | POLITICO The House voted overwhelmingly on Wednesday to renew more than 50 expired tax breaks for individuals and businesses through the
By Ronald J. Hansen, The Republic | azcentral.com Next year is supposed to bring slight improvement to Arizona’s job growth, population gains and construction, though
By Alexander E.M. Hess, Thomas C. Frohlich, Alexander Kent and Ashley C. Allen | 24/7 Wall St. How well run is your state? Assessing a
By Bill Theobald | Arizona Republic Washington Bureau They go by an obscure title — “tax extenders” — and they always seem to get lost
By Mike Sunnucks | Phoenix Business Journal Looks like Republican-dominated red-state Arizona is more dependent on federal spending than California, New York and other more
By Joshua Holland | Moyers and Company A series of ugly economic dynamics have come together to create a serious shortage of affordable housing in
by Mike Sunnucks | Phoenix Business Journal Good-bye, US Airways Center. Hello Talking Stick Resort Arena. The Phoenix Suns and Phoenix Mercury announced a new
By Ray Stern | Phoenix New Times Arizona could generate an additional $48 million in revenue by legalizing and taxing marijuana, an analysis by the
By Jason Marsh and Dacher Keltner | The Wall Street Journal As the holiday shopping season moves into high gear, it’s easy to get caught
By Trey Garrison | HousingWire Despite expected rises in interest rates and home prices over the next two years, housing will be affordable and, if
By Diana Olick | CNBC As home prices rise, homeowners are wasting no time making use of their newfound, or regained, home equity. In fact,
By Mayor John Lewis | Special for The Arizona Republic Gilbert recently celebrated a significant milestone in our evolution from “hay capital” to “high-wage haven.”
By Ryan Randazzo | The Republic | azcentral.com People who apply to Salt River Project to add solar to their homes after Dec. 8 could
By Sterline Fluharty | The Glendale Star Over the next couple months, the City of Glendale plans to refinance much of its nearly $1 billion
The Monday Morning Quarterback /A quick analysis of important economic data released over the last week Elliott D. Pollack & Co. With the short workweek,
Early discounting, more online shopping and a mixed economy meant fewer people shopped over Thanksgiving weekend, the National Retail Federation said Sunday as reported by
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By Howard Fisher | Arizona Capitol Times Key Points: A federal judge is refusing to block the state of Arizona from prosecuting an online gambling
By Reagan Priest | Arizona Capitol Times Key Points: Turning Point fell short of preventing a “clean energy” majority on the Salt River Project power