While disagreements remain over the need for Arizona's anti-immigration law known as SB1070, most people agree that the worldwide publicity did little to boost our state's image.
PHOENIX — As the federal government debates an immigration bill, one Arizona senator is reminding everyone that it must leave room for commerce. “As part of immigration reform, you have to make sure you have a secure border in terms of illegal crossings, but you have a border that’s open for business,” Sen. Jeff Flake […]
Nothing may seem more volatile than the housing industry, but as the saying goes, "The more things change, the more they stay the same."
Doug Hopkins, the real estate "King of East Valley," couldn't agree more.
Being Arizona's largest city isn't enough to land a new company. Suburbs are attracting more companies with promises to waive fees, help covers the costs of streets and water lines and provide job training. Recent examples include Chandler offering eBay and PayPal up to $5 million in incentives while Goodyear offered $1.5 million to Dick's Sporting Goods.