A Custom Fit EDU
By Don Harris From two hours to two years, customized education programs are being offered to boost the performance and expertise of executive-level employees — and as a result improve…
By Don Harris From two hours to two years, customized education programs are being offered to boost the performance and expertise of executive-level employees — and as a result improve…
As an unintended consequence of the current real estate market, bankers are (reluctantly) being forced into the real estate business. They weren’t necessarily planning on it, but it is a…
Fueling Change Higher energy costs are forcing Valley companies to look for alternatives By Don Harris From the neighborhood car wash to a corporate behemoth such as US Airways, rising…
Bank-issued certificates of deposit rates are inching up, but if your one-year CD is maturing, you’re probably not going to like what’s being offered. That’s because CD rates took a…
Acquiring real estate through foreclosures is not exactly the type of transaction banks relish. That’s especially true in a down market that is overloaded with raw land and homes —…
United and Standing The merger between the Arizona Chamber and the AAI has given business a stronger voice By Janet Perez After years of wooing, the Arizona Chamber of Commerce…
Back of the Pack Arizona is losing economic ground to other Southwestern states By Tom Ellis It’s no secret — Arizona’s economy has stumbled. Even so, it must still be…
Future Funding Translational Accelerator looks to invest in Arizona bioscience companies By Don Weiner Providing funds is one thing. Lending a hand may mean something else. But select companies can…
Arizona leaders are pushing the state’s businesses to the international forefront When principals from United Kingdom-based txtNation, a technology solutions provider, wanted to spread their global wings they turned to…