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Despite grim milestones, experts say state’s turned corner on Covid-19
“I think we’ve definitely seen the worst of this pandemic,” said Will Humble, executive director of the Arizona Public Health Association. “I think the worst of the worst will end up being that first... 
Tags Insurance Health Care Coronavirus
From Business Journals
Want to buy spring training tickets? Four Cactus League teams already sold out
Tickets are selling out fast at the Valley’s Cactus League stadiums, where 15 major league teams are based during spring training. With attendance limited this year because of the ongoing Covid-19... 
Tags Professional Sports Sports Business
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APS agrees to reimburse customers who could have been on cheaper plans
The consent agreement announced on Feb. 22 affects 225,000 APS customers who, as of March 2020, were not on their most economical rate plan. The agreement comes just as APS is looking to raise rates... 
Tags Arizona Public Service Co/ Government & Regulations Corporation Commission, Arizona
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Vaccinated seniors set sights on travel and reunions with family and friends
Many of the nearly 1.3 million Arizonans 65 or older have adjusted to the safety precautions that have upended life since the onset of the pandemic. With Covid-19 ravaging Arizona’s senior community,... 
Tags Insurance Coronavirus Health Care
From Business Journals
Phoenix Suns rank near middle of NBA team values, Forbes says
The value of the Phoenix Suns increased slightly in 2020 to $1.7 billion, but the team's ranking among NBA clubs stayed the same, according to Forbes' latest ranking. 
Tags Minnesota Timberwolves/Lynx Sports Business Professional Sports
From Business Journals
Masks off: Bill would allow Arizona businesses to ignore city, county mandates
A House committee has passed a Republican sponsored bill that would allow Arizona business owners to decide whether to enforce mask mandates for employees and customers. 
Tags Government & Regulations Coronavirus
From Business Journals
Brooklyn Bedding breaks ground on $72M manufacturing plant in Phoenix
Construction on the Phoenix firm's manufacturing facility was originally set to begin around the same time the pandemic took over. 
Tags Brooklyn Bedding LLC Retailing Rob Merwin
From Business Journals
Potentially 'earth-shattering' changes for Arizona law firm ownership are now in effect
Arizona is the first state in the nation to allow lawyers to partner with nonlawyers in a new class of businesses that provide legal services. 
Tags Legal Services Government & Regulations Private equity
From Business Journals
Report: Arizona continues to trail other states in higher-ed support
Arizona continues to be one of the worst states in the nation when it comes to funding higher education, still reeling from deep budget cuts that were made during the recession, according to a new... 
Tags Education Colleges & Universities
From Business Journals
Covid vaccines and supplies delayed by severe weather across most of the US
The delays are the latest obstacle for health officials in the Covid-19 vaccination rollout, which has had to overcome misinformation, skepticism and ongoing scheduling issues. 
Tags Coronavirus Health Care Insurance
From Business Journals
Pinal County economic development director dies following Covid-19 battle
Funeral arrangements have been announced for Tim Kanavel, who was Pinal County's first economic development director. 
Tags Coronavirus Politics Government & Regulations
From Business Journals
Federal judge rejects Apache Stronghold request to block Oak Flat mine
A federal judge Friday refused to order a halt to the proposed Resolution Copper Mine on Oak Flat, land that opponents say is sacred to the Apache people and will be destroyed by the mine. 
Tags Government & Regulations
From Business Journals
Registering for Covid-19 vaccinations frustrates Arizona seniors
In Arizona and across the country, many older Americans – among the most vulnerable to falling severely ill from Covid-19 – have reported difficulties getting information about vaccines and making... 
Tags Insurance Coronavirus Health Care
From Business Journals
‘A gut punch’: Pedro Gomez’s impact on baseball, journalism far-reaching
In more than 30 years covering baseball, Pedro Gomez gained a reputation for being a talented, fair and respected reporter while influencing and mentoring the next generation of sports journalists. 
Tags Professional Sports Sports Business
From Business Journals
Want to attend spring training? Cactus League teams begin to roll out plans
Despite an offseason that suggested a delay to the start of spring training, Major League Baseball pitchers and catchers are scheduled to report Tuesday, with games kicking off on Feb. 27. Here's what... 
Tags Professional Sports Sports Business
From Business Journals
The week in bankruptcies: Smitty's Land LLC
This week in Phoenix business bankruptcies include Smitty's Land LLC. For the year, Phoenix has recorded four business bankruptcy filings. 
Tags Professional Services Legal Services Banking & Financial Services
From Business Journals
Arizona Attorney General: Tucson company agrees to settlement in racial discrimination case
The Arizona Attorney General's Office reached a settlement with Tucson Recovery Villa Marla in a racial discrimination case that was filed in early 2020. 
Tags Career & Workplace Politics Government & Regulations
From Business Journals
Arizona experts warn against complacency even amid positive Covid-19 developments
The number of confirmed Covid-19 cases reported daily by the Department of Health Services is dropping. 
Tags Coronavirus Health Care Insurance
From Business Journals
Overcoming vaccine doubts, fears will require outreach and education, AZ experts say
As the nation undertakes an enormous vaccination effort to combat a disease that has cost the lives of some 450,000 Americans, medical experts are working to overcome skepticism and misinformation. 
Tags Insurance Coronavirus Health Care
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Maricopa County judge rules against halting Prop 208 ahead of trial
A Maricopa County Superior Court judge denied a request from opponents of Proposition 208 for an injunction to halt the implementation of the surtax, which was passed by Arizona voters in November. 
Tags Government & Regulations Politics Education
From Business Journals
Allegiant adds new nonstop flights from Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport
Las-Vegas based Allegiant Travel Company announced Tuesday that 34 new nonstop routes were being added to its flight network, including from Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport. 
Tags Aviation Travel Transportation
From Business Journals
Not enough: Workers rally in Phoenix, U.S. for $15 minimum wage, end of tipping
A handful of fellow organizers in Phoenix joined like-minded activists around the country rallied to raise the minimum wage and lower the reliance on tips. 
Tags Human Resources Career & Workplace Government & Regulations
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Biden holds up Arizona’s mass vaccination sites as a model for nation
Arizona has administered more than 920,000 doses of vaccine, two-thirds of the 1.3 million scheduled to be shipped to the state. 
Tags Coronavirus Government & Regulations
From Business Journals
Aldi sets opening date for fourth Valley store
The expansion of Aldi’s footprint in the Valley is part of the German grocery brand’s push to become the nation’s third-largest grocer by store count. 
Tags Tom Cindel Jack Sinclair Retailing
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Apache make emotional appeal to court to halt proposed copper mine
The hearing before U.S. District Judge Steven Logan was the latest in a years-long fight to block the Resolution Copper Mine, a massive project that is the result of a land swap in southeastern... 
Tags Government & Regulations
From Business Journals
Phoenix-based Leslie’s reports record sales in first quarter
Phoenix-based pool and spa retailer Leslie’s Inc. (Nasdaq: LESL) reported the highest first quarter sales the company has ever seen. 
Tags Retail Chains Retailing Mike Egeck
From Business Journals
ESPN, former Arizona Republic baseball reporter Pedro Gomez dies at 58
ESPN says one of its longtime reporters, Pedro Gomez, died unexpectedly on Sunday at the age of 58. 
Tags Media & Marketing Professional Sports Sports Business
From Business Journals
What it's like to drive ElectraMeccanica's three-wheeled Solo vehicle
Ahead of the announcement on where it is going to build it in the U.S., ElectraMeccanica Vehicles Corp. began test drives of Solo for people who have preordered them. A Phoenix Business Journal... 
Tags Technology Automotive Logistics & Transportation
From Business Journals
The week in Valley bankruptcies: Integrated Ag XI LLC
This week in Phoenix business bankruptcies include Integrated Ag XI LLC. For the year, Phoenix has recorded 3 business bankruptcy filings. 
Tags Banking & Financial Services
From Business Journals
Entrepreneur: 3 veterans of Tuft & Needle create outside (furniture) line
As Covid-19 pandemic pushed people outside, three friends decided to make high-quality outdoor furniture. Here's how they did it. 
Tags Retailing Executive Profiles Local Merchants
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