Businesses across Valley and state to benefit as Arizona prepares to host next Super Bowl
By Taylor Hersch, Jacob Salas | Chamber Business News The Arizona Super Bowl Host Committee launched the official countdown to Super Bowl LVII, which will
By Taylor Hersch, Jacob Salas | Chamber Business News The Arizona Super Bowl Host Committee launched the official countdown to Super Bowl LVII, which will
By Tara Kavaler Arizona Republic A Senate-passed bill that would make daylight saving time permanent would not affect Arizona should it become law. The legislation,
By Howard Fischer | Capitol Media Services The bid by Gov. Doug Ducey to permanently cut $1.5 billion a year of state revenues is based
By Brent Ruffner | Your Valley Baseball is back. Valley baseball fans get to revel in the fact that they won’t be denied a taste
Several Phoenix-area cities use tiered sales tax rates so that higher end purchases such as automobiles are taxed at a lower rate. ByJoshua Bowling |Arizona
By Reagan Priest/Cronkite NewsMarch 15, 2022Previous The National League of Cities conference in Washington this week drew about 2,000 local officials, including close to 100 from
The Monday Morning QuarterbackA quick analysis of important economic data released over the last week By Elliot D. Pollack & Co. | Rose Law Group
Why retailers like Eobuwie are adding click-to-order conveniences to stores By Andrew Adam Newman | Morning Brew As consumers who’ve been mostly shopping online for
By Renata Cló/Arizona Republic Phoenix area cities spend millions of taxpayer dollars to build, maintain and operate spring training ballparks, but the now-resolved labor dispute
By JEROD MACDONALD-EVOY | AZ Mirror An ordinance passed earlier this year by Paradise Valley to regulate “party houses” could jeopardize $1.6 million the town
Jennifer Stein, economic development director, city of Peoria By Audrey Jensen | Phoenix Business Journal The city of Peoria selected its head of communications to serve
By David Church | Eloy Enterprise ELOY — Housing has been a top priority for the Eloy City Council. Now, with Keller Williams opening a
By KIMLYE STAGER | Maricopa MARICOPA — For Maricopa and the greater Phoenix area, it’s important to keep up with the supply and demand for
By Jodie Nowell | Dispatch CASA GRANDE — Mayor Craig McFarland delivered a glowing State of the City address to a packed audience at the
By Gregory Zuckerman | Wall Street Journal Some of the biggest names in the hedge-fund world are betting on crypto. Firms founded by veterans including
By Mike Sunnucks | Rose Law Group Reporter The gender pay divide is very real both in Arizona and nationally. A new analysis of federal
Monday Morning QuarterbackA quick analysis of important economic data released over the last week By Elliot D. Pollack & Co. | Rose Law Group Reporter
The Monday Morning QuarterbackA quick analysis of important economic data released over the last week By Elliot D. Pollack & Co | Rose Law Group
By Georgia Kromrei | HousingWire Stocks fell Thursday as Russian troops launched a full-scale attack in Ukraine, and at least in the short-term, the turmoil
By Audrey Jensen | Phoenix Business Journal Companies from around the world have continued eyeing a growing industrial area in a small city located south
By Russ Wiles | Arizona Republic Spring training in Arizona was set to mark its 75th anniversary in 2022. But instead of peanuts and beer
By Mike Sunnucks | Rose Law Group Reporter Phoenix-based online car seller Carvana has officially opened a new office campus in Atlanta. Carvana now has
By Jeff Taylor, Julian Hebron | The Basis Point My friend Jeff Taylor who’s the founder of Digital Risk and a Mortgage Bankers Association board
Consumers are coming back in force, motivated by “revenge buying” and “retail therapy” and having more money to spend. By Russ Wiles | Arizona Republic
By Mike Sunnucks | Rose Law Group Reporter Intel Corp. — which has a large and expanding footprint in Chandler — is acquiring Israel-based Tower
By Elliot D. Pollack & Co. | Rose Law Group Reporter Everything is more expensive, and consumers are not happy about it. Inflation has now
(Photo via Town of Queen Creek) By Janet Perez | Your Valley Queen Creek’s coffers are getting a bit fuller this fiscal year thanks to
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