According to the Arizona Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, minority-owned businesses are unique in that 56 percent are family-owned seeing an average revenue of $110,000 compared to non-minority-owned businesses that generate $500,000 on average per year. The stakes are higher for minority-owned businesses in Arizona because the success of the family is directly tied to the … [More]
Up to 47,000 Arizona Jobs at Risk Due to Proposed International Tax Hikes
An international tax increase on U.S. multinational companies operating in Arizona could create substantial economic uncertainty — and place up to 47,000 Arizona jobs at risk over the next five years. This is the conclusion of a recent report, co-authored by Arizona State University’s Seidman Research Institute and Ernst & Young’s Quantitative Economics and Statistics Team … [More]
Technology Industry Continues to Be the Catalyst for Growth According to Arizona Technology Council’s Industry Impact Report
The Arizona Technology Council today released its Q2 2021 Arizona Technology Industry Impact Report, providing new details on the growth of the state’s technology sector. A positive indicator in the report was STEM job posts reached an all-time high of 37,506 in June. In addition, the number of technology jobs and wages increased by 3.25% and 2.96%, respectively, over the … [More]
House Prices over 40% More Affordable Than Housing Boom Peak, According to Real House Price Index
First American Financial Corporation, a leading global provider of title insurance, settlement services and risk solutions for real estate transactions, today released the June 2021 First American Real House Price Index (RHPI). The RHPI measures the price changes of single-family properties throughout the U.S. adjusted for the impact of income and interest rate changes on … [More]
The Anticipated Tsunami of Commercial Bankruptcies Has Not Happened – Here’s Why
Since March 2020, there has been a great deal of hand wringing over how businesses would weather the economic storm created by COVID-19. As the lockdowns dragged on longer than anyone expected, many speculated that the resulting economic chaos would produce a swath of defaults and bankruptcy filings. Now, more than a year removed from the initial lockdowns, are those … [More]













