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Alkaline88 is top-selling alkaline water in Arizona, Nielsen data shows

By Kathy Adams | Jun 4, 2016

The Alkaline Water Company Inc.'s Alkaline88 brand leads sales growth in Northern California and is the top-selling alkaline water in Arizona, according to Nielsen data.

Arizona Battleground Poll releases results of phone survey in Fifth Congressional District GOP race

By Matt Smith | Jun 2, 2016

Recently released results of an Arizona Battleground Poll conducted in Arizona’s Fifth Congressional District on May 25 and 26 show state Senate President Andy Biggs and former Maricopa County Supervisor Don Stapley are leading in the four-way race for the Republican nomination for the congressional seat.

Dental Fix Rx ranked 13th fastest-growing franchise

By Jeff Gantt | Jun 2, 2016

Franchise Gator has recognized Dental Fix Rx, the national dental equipment repair franchise with three locations in Phoenix, as the 13th ranked “Fastest Growing” franchise on its annual Top 100 list.

Arizona Public Service proposes demand-based energy rates for 'on-peak' hours

By Vimbai Chikomo | Jun 2, 2016

Arizona Public Service requested a comprehensive review of its energy rates proposal from the Arizona Corporation Commission yesterday — its first review in five years

Arizona State University named innovator of the month for asset management

By Kathy Adams | Jun 2, 2016

Computer consulting firm Cireson recently named Arizona State University as the first recipient of the company's Innovator of the Month award.

Arizona Corporation Commission seeks input on water policy proposals

By Kathy Adams | Jun 2, 2016

Arizona Corporation Commission Chairman Doug Little said there will be a special open meeting June 24 to hear comments on proposed improvements to the commission's water policies before a potential vote on the proposals.

McCain asks EPA about mine and smelter cleanup plans

By Kathy Adams | Jun 2, 2016

U.S. Sen. John McCain (R-AZ) sent a letter to Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Gina McCarthy last week asking about the agency’s plans to clean up contamination at the Dewey-Humboldt Iron King Mine and Humboldt Smelter Superfund Site in Arizona.

Oportun small-dollar loans company opens in Phoenix

By Kathy Adams | Jun 2, 2016

Oportun, a financial services company that provides small-dollar credit to Latinos and others with limited credit history, has opened its first location in Phoenix.

Cave Creek's Lotus Bio-Technology enters joint venture with Chinese organic firm

By Kathy Adams | Jun 1, 2016

Cave Creek based Lotus Bio-Technology Development Corp. has signed an exclusive joint-development and marketing agreement with Hunan Cangshi Biological Technology Co. Ltd (HC) to bolster sales and strengthen Lotus' position in the industry.

Arizona Corporation Commission warns against bogus business solicitations

By Kathy Adams | Jun 1, 2016

The Arizona Corporation Commission is warning business owners against bogus solicitations requesting the owners to sign up for certificates of good standing.

Arizona resident sees savings in shift to Sun Valley Solar Solutions

By Kathy Adams | May 31, 2016

Conserving electricity is second nature for Salt River Project (SRP) customer Jenn Holtzman, who describes herself as "obsessive compulsive” about managing energy usage. To keep her electric bill down, she sets her the thermostat to 78 degrees for air conditioning, does laundry during off-peak hours and even has solar screens covering her windows. In spite of her efforts, her SRP bills would often exceed $300 in the summer.

Arizona utilities discuss summer peak-demand plans with state commission

By Kathy Adams | May 31, 2016

Members of the Arizona Corporation Commission (ACC) heard from electric and gas companies at a special open meeting held recently to ensure customers statewide will have reliable service during the hot summer months.

Ducey lists efforts to make Arizona a leader in the sharing economy

By Kathy Adams | May 30, 2016

Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey's office recently released a report titled "Six Reasons Arizona Leads in the Sharing Economy."

Funding for Arizona conservation efforts praised by law firm

By Kathy Adams | May 30, 2016

Arizona law firm Hastings & Hastings is excited about a newly reported influx of conservation funds to help benefit Arizona's natural beauty.

Ducey signs Arizona economic development legislation

By Kathy Adams | May 30, 2016

Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey signed legislation recently to revamp economic development efforts in Arizona.

Pharmacists group pushing for expanded ‘preferred’ Medicare networks

By Jacob Bielanski | May 30, 2016

At its 2016 Congressional Pharmacy Summit last week, the National Community Pharmacists Association (NCPA) prioritized a year-old bill that would force Medicare Part D benefit managers to expand their preferred networks despite concerns it would raise drug prices.

Holliday Fenoglio Fowler to open Phoenix office

By Kathy Adams | May 29, 2016

Holliday Fenoglio Fowler L.P. (HFF) is expanding its western United States presence by opening an office in Phoenix.

ADEQ streamlines to save Arizona money

By Kathy Adams | May 29, 2016

Arizona Department of Environmental Quality (ADEQ) officials have announced significant cost savings for the State of Arizona in support of Gov. Douglas Ducey’s commitment to efficient, accountable government.

Tucson Electric Power to provide grants to local nonprofits

By Kathy Adams | May 29, 2016

Tucson Electric Power (TEP) will award $250,000 this year to help local nonprofit groups improve education, protect the environment and expand limited-income assistance through its new Community Impact Grants.

Tierra Buena Water Company receives loan to remove arsenic from water

By Kathy Adams | May 26, 2016

Tierra Buena Water Company Inc., a small, private water company in the West Valley, is taking steps to ensure safe drinking water for its approximately 120 customers in an unincorporated community, north of Litchfield Park and west of Glendale in Maricopa County.

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