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Arizona lawmakers, business officials and experts Friday blasted President Donald Trump’s threat to impose a tariff on Mexican goods in hopes of cutting immigration, calling his plan everything from “terribly…
Casago, an international vacation rental and property management company, announced its move to new Scottsdale offices located near the Scottsdale Quarter shopping district. Following a rapid expansion resulting in a…
There are nearly 450,000 people living in Pinal County, a mostly rural, sprawling county the size of Connecticut. And each workday, the roads leading out of Pinal County are full…
Mashonisas are the heart of South Africa’s unregistered credit market. New research reveals that up to 40,000 of these “loan sharks” may be operating in South Africa. Mashonisa is an…
A typical aspiring first-time homebuyer could save a down payment three years faster under Senator Elizabeth Warren’s plan to cancel up to $50,000 of student loan debt per person, according to a new analysis…
On a brisk March morning, the engine of Selwyn Justice’s truck roared to life as he turned out of his driveway onto Peoria Avenue in Waddell, heading toward Surprise. On…
Buckeye posted the fastest growth rate among cities in the nation last year, while Phoenix held the top spot for the size of its overall growth, according to new numbers…
Pinal County has long been content to be the buffer between the two major population centers in Arizona, Pima and Maricopa counties. Like the midwest is often referred to as…
Gilbert’s own Heritage Windows & Doors scored one of the state’s biggest business accolades last night when the Arizona Chapter of the Association for Corporate Growth hosted its annual reception at the Arizona Biltmore Resort…
When it comes to keeping up with the market trends, how can you make sure your business stays abreast? One thing for certain is that technology will always keep on…
When Jessica Pacheco started working for APS in 1997, she immediately learned how important Arizona’s neighbor to the south was to the state – and what potential economic opportunities existed…
