Texas allergy company partners with Valley practice to make Arizona debut

Phoenix Business Journal 9/16 1:36P Jeff Gifford

A longtime allergy practice with multiple locations in the Valley, has teamed up with a national company to bring new treatments to its patients.

Auctions for large industrial land sites in Goodyear, Queen Creek postponed for 5th time

Phoenix Business Journal 9/16 11:35A Audrey Jensen

Two large parcels of Arizona land that had previously been identified as potential locations for Samsung’s $17 billion semiconductor manufacturing facility will go back up for auction Oct. 20.

12 West Brewing to build new production facility and taproom in northeast Mesa

Phoenix Business Journal 9/16 10:50A Brandon Brown

Local craft beer maker 12 West Brewing Co. is looking to open a brand-new production facility and its third taproom and restaurant in the East Valley. Here are the details on what's being planned.

Latinos contributed $92 billion to Arizona's GDP; impact is likely to keep growing

Phoenix Business Journal 9/16 10:45A Andy Blye

A new study commissioned by Bank of America found that Latinos contributed $2.6 trillion to the U.S. economy in 2018, including $92 billion in Arizona. See why one study author says that Latinos are America's "secret weapon" to maintaining its...

Changing of the guard: Two of Arizona's most powerful women in health care are retiring

Phoenix Business Journal 9/16 8:27A Angela Gonzales

Two high-powered women in health care — both of whom started out as nurses — are retiring. Here's what's next for these leaders and the top two health systems in Arizona.

Prescott Valley Police Spend Marijuana Money on Muscle Cars

Phoenix News Times 9/16 7:21A Josh Kelety

"They put every possible thing to put in those cars." A police department adding a few new vehicles to its fleet isn't the kind of thing that typically warrants its own announcement. But that's what...

WEBINAR – Sep 23: Workers’ Compensation 101: What Human Resources Needs to Know

inBusiness Greater PHX 9/16 5:26A Holmes Murphy

As a Human Resources Manager, you understand the importance and challenges that come with managing your company’s workers’ compensation program. From proper training to maintain a safe workplace to documentation and investigations, it can be both...

Empire Group sells The Stewart in downtown, gears up to build Arizona's tallest tower

Phoenix Business Journal 9/16 5:00A Angela Gonzales

Selling a downtown Phoenix luxury apartment community it built in 2018 for $125.5 million in cash, Empire Group is gearing up to start construction on Arizona's tallest tower nearby.

Get to know FreightVana, the Phoenix startup founded by former Knight-Swift execs

Phoenix Business Journal 9/16 3:02A Andy Blye

Shannon Breen and John Gamero grew up together in the East Valley and after going out into the working world, the two childhood friends reunited at Knight Transportation, the giant shipping carrier based in Phoenix, which has since merged to...

Q&A: CBRE exec Brian Smuckler explains why Valley apartment sales are skyrocketing

Phoenix Business Journal 9/16 2:55A Angela Gonzales

Phoenix leads the nation in rent growth due to robust market fundamentals, including net in-migration, relatively low rent-to-income ratios and a growing and diverse employment base, a prominent real estate executive said.

Glendale seeks public input on redistricting

The Glendale Star (News) 9/15 10:00P By Christina Fuoco-Karasinski, G

Glendale officials are seeking residents’ feedback on proposed district maps through online and community workshops, as well as city council meetings.

Friend honors best friend with cookies and cocoa

SanTan Sun 9/15 3:00P SanTan Sun News

By Christina Fuoco-Karasinski, Staff Writer Cierra Chamot lost her best friend, Heather Began, when an impaired driver crashed into her car in Phoenix in October 2019. “She was bubbly,” said Chamot, an event tour manager and the office manager...

Friend honors best friend with cookies and cocoa

East Valley Tribune 9/15 3:00P SanTan Sun News

By Christina Fuoco-Karasinski, Staff Writer Cierra Chamot lost her best friend, Heather Began, when an impaired driver crashed into her car in Phoenix in October 2019. “She was bubbly,” said Chamot, an event tour manager and the office manager for…

Fry's parent Kroger changes its mask policy

Phoenix Business Journal 9/15 1:33P Steve Watkins

Kroger Co. — which operates Fry's Food Stores in Arizona — has changed its mask policy for employees, taking a step back to the policy it used several months ago.

Workers On Strike At Sky Harbor Airport Say They Face Grueling Workplace Conditions

Phoenix News Times 9/15 1:13P Katya Schwenk

"Workers here are just fed up." Before dawn on Wednesday morning, at the start of the 3 a.m. shift, union employees at cafes and restaurants at Phoenix’s Sky Harbor airport walked off the job. It was...