Victoria Harker

A commercial real estate broker who has become a household name in Phoenix received the top award for his contributions and public service to the industry at the 2020 Best of NAIOP Arizona Awards. This year, 34 awards were handed out to the most successful commercial real estate projects, companies …

Pima Community College unveiled its new automotive tech center in downtown Tucson. It’s goal is to help meet high demand for skilled technicians in the industry, including Arizona’s exploding electric vehicle and self-driving tech sector. The center is just the start of a major effort to produce tec…

Arizona is well poised to aid worldwide economic recovery with industries here producing semiconductors, aircraft engines, electric vehicles and copper ore. But strong leadership is needed to ensure that U.S. exporters are able to flourish on the global stage, business and political leaders said at …

Arizona’s Sandra Day O’Connor, the first woman to serve on the U.S. Supreme Court, was honored for her work in raising money and awareness for Alzheimer’s research. Now suffering from the disease herself, family, friends and colleagues accepted the award for her and talked about her legacy, includin…

Workers are expected to come back in full force as Covid-19 restrictions are lifted, and employers are configuring just how to bring everyone back to the office. One of Arizona’s leading real estate attorneys talks about what to expect as well as advice for employers on how to move forward.

Maricopa County’s healthcare system for the underserved, Valleywise Health, is undergoing a major transformation. The system will soon have a new tower at its teaching hospital in Phoenix, new healthcare centers across the region and will expand its services to better serve those in need.

Small businesses in Arizona, those with 500 or fewer employees, are not so small when it comes to economic output, according to a new report commissioned by the Arizona Small Business Association. In fact, these companies generate about half of the state’s annual GDP.

Arizona Hispanics’ buying power is expected to hit an all-time high at $57.3 billion by 2022. This is one of the useful facts contained in the new 2020 DATOS report, which paints a telling portrait of Latinos’ growing economic power and influence in Arizona.

The University of Phoenix and the Maricopa Community Colleges announced a deal to allow college grads a lower-cost path to a bachelor’s degree in management, health management and nursing. Students in the new “3+1” program can spend three years at a local community college and do their final year at…

Community college students who graduate with a STEM degree are the target of a new public-private partnership that wants to put them on a direct path to an IT career and a university degree. To make the program attractive, there are “old fashioned” financial incentives in play.