You can’t open a newspaper or turn on the television these days without hearing about the economy, the market, and bankruptcy. It’s a scary, depressing time filled with doom and…
The Arizona Chamber of Commerce & Industry and the Arizona Medical Association on Thursday launched Be Safe, Be Open AZ!, a campaign to promote the critical safety measures needed to slow…
Nikola Motors has broken ground in Coolidge, Ariz. for its new manufacturing plant that will start rolling out emission-free big rigs next year, company executives said. A carbon-free pickup truck…
The COVID-19 outbreak in Wuhan, China began on January 17, 2020 and quickly spread to more than 30 countries. Equity markets around the world initially ignored the potential risks of…
Thousands of gallons of wasted milk. Unpredictable, zigzagging prices. Abrupt dips and surges in demand. The past four months have been a roller coaster for Arizona dairy farms, as the…
After the COVID-19 virus spread around the world, prompting politicians to close economies and issue shelter in place orders, the economy is in the process of reopening. Workers are called…
While nothing could have prepared businesses for COVID-19, here’s what they need to do now to adapt and prosper post-pandemic. *** No business could have been prepared for what hit…
Stay-at-home orders, along with the meteoric rise in online grocery shopping, are among factors causing rapid growth in the AgTech space. At least two companies have announced their intentions to…
The Arizona Department of Economic Security (DES) announced today the 13-week Extended Benefits (EB) period is available for those who have exhausted their regular unemployment insurance benefits as well as…
If you are in charge of one of the nearly 5 million American companies that has received funds as part of the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) or you are still…
Over the last decade, West Valley leaders have created an environment of diverse industries and built the talented workforce they need to put the region into major growth mode. ***…
Bertha spent 17 days in her bedroom after testing positive for COVID-19. There, she made the soup and the “hot, hot tea” that helped her endure the headaches and coughing…
