Scottsdale among top cities for most business founders
By AZ Business Magazine In a new study, OnDeck analyzed LinkedIn profiles from across the U.S. to see which has “founder” in their job title and Scottsdale
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By AZ Business Magazine In a new study, OnDeck analyzed LinkedIn profiles from across the U.S. to see which has “founder” in their job title and Scottsdale
By National Association of Home Builders Falling mortgage rates helped end a four-month decline in builder confidence, and recent economic data signal improving housing conditions
By John Yoon | New York Times SmileDirectClub, a telehealth company that sold teeth-straightening devices through the mail and faced criticism from medical groups, said on
By Tom Blodgett | Gilbert Independent Gilbert will consider putting a sales-tax increase and a general-obligation bond before voters to fund more than $1 billion in projects for the police, fire and parks
By Checkpoint Federal Tax Update Staff | Thomson Reuters The Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) has extended the deadline for new entities to file their initial beneficial
By NAHB Bipartisan legislators in both the House and Senate introduced the Workforce Housing Tax Credit Act, which would establish a new tax credit to produce affordable rental housing for households earning 100% or less of the area
Photo via CoStar, Transwestern By Paul Maryniak | SanTan Sun News Despite gloomy – and in some cases, alarming – forecasts of a meltdown in
By J. Graber | YourValley The Scottsdale City Council will hear good news when city Treasurer Sonia Andrews gives her review of last fiscal year’s budget during the council’s Dec. 5 meeting.
By Tom Scanlon | Scottsdale Progress Even with the cool weather, Scottsdale sidewalks are blazing. A report showed pedestrians are walking all over Old Town – and, very likely, shopping
By Jordan Rogers | West Valley View The city of Goodyear’s Economic Development office has launched its biennial Goodyear Retail Survey, and it is available to be taken through Sunday, Dec.
(Photo via City of Winslow) By Shawn White | Tribune News Now The City of Winslow recently announced the appointment of Jack Fitchett as the city’s new economic development director. Fitchett,
By Real Estate Daily News PHOENIX – Maricopa County Recorder Stephen Richer is proud to announce a new milestone for Maricopa Title Alert: Now more than 100,000 names are registered through this free title alert program. This program directly alerts users
By Scott Shumaker | The Mesa Tribune Visit Mesa’s board of directors have adopted the organization’s first 10-year master plan for tourism to transform the city into a
By Audrey Jensen | Phoenix Business Journal The planned VAI Resort in Glendale is expected to have a $32 million annual economic impact, or about $800 million over 25 years to the city of Glendale, according to an economic impact report released Tuesday.
By Ron Davis | Phoenix Business Journal Bill Jabjiniak’s retirement was short-lived, but now he’s ready to get on the road and get to work on his new venture.
By Philip Haldiman | YourValley Peoria’s business community scored a win this week after a monthslong battle over the controversial amusement tax when the city council unanimously
By Amy Edelen | Phoenix Business Journal The U.S. Department of Energy on Nov. 15 announced $3.5 billion in funding to boost domestic advanced battery manufacturing and production — one
By Dawn Gilbertson | Wall Street Journal PHOENIX—Searing heat. Erratic sports teams. An unending influx of Californians. Residents of this desert city have plenty of
By Michael Maresh | Pinal Central ELOY — The Eloy City Council on Monday approved a resolution that will allow the city to use $5 million of the general fund balance for economic development. Some of the economic development projects include water and wastewater
Howard Fischer Capitol Media Services Gov. Katie Hobbs said Monday she doesn’t believe the University of Arizona should be balancing its newly disclosed budget shortfall
(Photo via City of Phoenix) By Audrey Jensen | Phoenix Business Journal Several major economic development opportunities and jobs could come as a result of the overwhelming support the city of Phoenix received this week
Howard Fischer Capitol Media Services//November 9, 2023// Arizona is expected to add jobs over the next decade at nearly five times the rate of
By Skip Hall | Your Valley A letter to the editor posted online Nov. 2 questioned the benefits of spring training to Surprise and its residents. I wanted to provide some insight to help answer that question. Surprise Stadium was
By Tom Scanlon | Scottsdale Progress The bad news first: The City of Scottsdale expects to receive a smaller cut of the state income tax revenue to
Rendering courtesy of American Battery Factory By AZ Business Magazine The Arizona Association for Economic Development (AAED) presented 11 Golden Prospector Awards and 11 Awards of Merit
By Philip Haldiman | Your Valley The now months-long battle over the amusement tax in Peoria continues to leave the city and some business owners
Photo via Elaine Kessler By Ron Davis | Phoenix Business Journal Jaye O’Donnell has been named director of Mesa’s Office of Economic Development. O’Donnell has
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By Caroline Bologna | Huffington Post For some couples, an election can be the straw that breaks the camel’s back. In the aftermath of the 2024
By William Harwood | CBS News With President-elect Donald Trump and newly-minted efficiency czar Elon Musk looking on, SpaceX launched the world’s most powerful rocket on its sixth test flight Tuesday,
By NBC News New York prosecutors told the judge who presided over Donald Trump’s hush money trial Tuesday that his sentencing should be postponed while the
By Mitchell Koch | AZ Family The frustration with Arizona’s drawn-out elections process is well-known, and one official is hoping to change that. On Monday, Maricopa
“Spirit Airlines’ bankruptcy highlights growing challenges and diminishing confidence in the viability of the low-cost airline business model.” -Shruti Gurudanti, Rose Law Group partner and
Phoenix, AZ— Maricopa County Supervisor Thomas Galvin of District 2 announced today a series of election administration reforms that will expedite the tabulation of ballots with the goal
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