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Technology companies have been moving to Arizona because of the state’s willingness to embrace new business models, according to the president and CEO of Arizona Commerce Authority.

Veterans will receive a special recognition at this year’s Great American 4th Celebration by the city of Maricopa.

The Republican representative for Phoenix's District 15 says her role as a teacher helped prepare her for politics.

A federal magistrate has paved the way for Border Patrol details to be released to the public.

Several local, female sports team executives shared their secrets of success at the Phoenix Chamber Professional Women’s Alliance luncheon.

ATHENA Young Professional award recipients have been making changes in the communities where they live and work, which is one of the reasons the Greater Phoenix Chamber of Commerce recognized them as outstanding women.

Arizona’s hotel industry has surpassed the national average in every performance indicator for 2016.

The Arizona Corporation Commission has approved emergency funds to help a Yavapai County water company.

National Milk Producers Federation has settled a class-action lawsuit that claimed the organization was behind a price-fixing scheme.

An Arizona charity that focuses on helping children in foster care has been given a financial boost.

Five Arizona companies were recently awarded for their work at ensuring a fair and ethical business place in the state.

The leaders of Arizona’s largest policing agencies recently discussed what it takes for law enforcement to be effective during a Greater Phoenix Chamber of Commerce Premier Leadership Series event.

Gerrit de Haas, Avnet’s vice president of Logistics for EMEA, and Yael Shloush, the company’s supply chain solutions architect, have made the 2017 Pros to Know list.

Arizona Universities Library Consortium has decided to use the Ex Libris Alma library management service.

Tens of thousands of people were estimated to have taken part in the recent Cyclovia Tucson.

The Pima County board of supervisors has voted in favor of a 3 percent increase in sewer service fees.

A recent survey of wildlife near State Route 77 has shown the various crossing techniques of local animals.

MCLife Phoenix has partnered with UnCommon Markets to bring both companies into the social life of the city.

Workiva, a cloud solutions provider, has been named one of Arizona’s top 100 companies.

American Housing Income Trust (AHIT) has acquired IX Biotechnology (IXB), and as part of the agreement, the board of directors has been restructured.