The latest episode of the AZ Big Podcast with Michael & Amy has officially dropped. Episode 46’s guest is Todd Sanders, president and CEO of Greater Phoenix Chamber, who talks…
Imagine you’ve just been accused of committing a crime. The police have thrown you in handcuffs and just put you in the back of their vehicle. You’re probably wondering what…
Sideswipe collisions are some of the most dangerous car crashes that can happen. Almost every year, there are a large number of sideswipe collisions reported on roads across the country.…
Having your insurance company cancel your auto insurance isn’t an ideal situation since it can be a black mark on your record. This will make it harder for you to…
Now people in America are suffering from fewer flights, sluggish ports, late deliveries, and restaurants that don’t open on time, all rooted in an unexpected labor shortage. According to the…
If you have spent any time online in the last couple of years (and let’s face it, we have all spent a lot of time online in the last couple…
The pandemic provided a huge boost to the ecommerce sector and helped many traditional retailers continue to survive just as enforced temporary closures occurred. While the growth shown during this…
In a diverse environment like the Internet, it can be difficult for website operators to stand out in the crowd and capture the attention of users. To keep up with…
“I wanted to simplify the process of ironing, folding and stacking laundry,” said an inventor, from Glendale, Ariz., “so I invented the ROBO – FOLDER. My automatic design would help speed…
Az Business and AZRE magazines announced the publications’ lists of the Most Influential Women in Arizona of 2022 including, Grace O’Sullivan, vice president, Arizona State University. In celebration of the…
The City of Phoenix’s 2020 Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Emissions Inventory shows both community scale and government operations emissions decreased during that year. “Our investments in energy efficiency, transportation electrification, and renewable energy have demonstrated progress…
Arizona’s seasonally-adjusted unemployment rate ticked up to 3.3% in June, up from 3.2% in May. That was slightly below the national rate of 3.6%. Arizona’s rate remains very low, signaling…
