The NBA and Phoenix Suns released the second half of the 2020-21 NBA Season schedule, a full schedule is attached and can also be viewed at Suns.com/Schedule. The 20-10 Phoenix Suns currently sit 4th in the Western Conference and will open the second half of the schedule on the road as they take on the Portland Trail Blazers on Thursday, March 11 before returning to … [More]
Longer Work Hours: Market-based Societies or Subsistence-based Societies?
Men in market-based societies work more hours while women mostly work the same hours on average regardless of the type of society, according to a recent study by MIT Sloan School of Management Prof. Rahul Bhui. The researchers found that within and across societies, men whose work was largely commercial tended to work more hours. Men engaged in noncommercial labor worked on … [More]
Guides & Resources – March 2021
Find out more in each issue of In Business Magazine as we provide resources and guides that can help businesses get and stay connected to the information they need to build business. COVID-19 Business Stimulus: With now two phases of the Paycheck Protection Program loans and other Small Business Administration loans and stimulus packages, we include these links for … [More]
2021 Genesis G90
Rarely does raw power deliver such a quiet, confident ride anywhere in the powerband. A new height in engineering, the G90’s sophisticated drivetrain, chassis and adaptive control suspension work harmoniously with its uniquely designed, ultra-rigid body structure. The result is exhilarating performance, near-effortless acceleration and precise handling. With even the … [More]
Take a Fresh Breath
Indoor air quality has taken on greater import in this COVID era. While they are not a replacement for air filtration systems, plants are more than an aesthetic reprieve for our eyes. Since NASA began researching ways to improve air quality for astronauts in closed environments in space, we’ve learned they can counter some of the toxins our made environment surrounds us with — … [More]
Z’Tejas Continues to Sizzle
Operating and maintaining a lasting restaurant is a challenge. As new establishments open, food and dining trends come and go; how do you continue to stay exciting and popular, even during a pandemic? Z’Tejas Southwest Grill has been shaking up margaritas and sizzling Southwestern food for more than 30 years in the Valley. We believe our team members and the indulgen t … [More]
Sustaining and Growing Your Fundraising Performance in 2021
If there is one key takeaway for philanthropy professionals from 2020, it’s that they have to be prepared to pivot quickly. With COVID-19, social unrest, market volatility, the elections and natural disasters, it was a year like none other. But even with the challenging landscape, there are professionals and institutions that were successful in sustaining and growing their … [More]
Film Series on the State of Arizona’s Local Food Economy Debuts
Produced by Local First Arizona’s Good Food Finder, The Good Food Film Series will feature monthly, independent short film releases dedicated to documenting and sharing Arizona’s food access stories and the societal challenges the farming and food community face through February 2022. These are stories of the often unseen heroes, doing the good work of not only growing and … [More]
BBB Business Tip: Emerging Trends Local Businesses Need to Consider
Many local businesses struggled through 2020 and are ready to take on 2021 with a fresh start. While some trends feel like they come and go, the ones that stay can help you identify new and effective business strategies to ensure your company thrives. Better Business Bureau Serving the Pacific Southwest (BBB) shares the following tips for emerging trends that will be important … [More]
Margarita Monday at Blanco – 50% Off Entire Bill
Margarita Monday - February 22nd at Blanco's Blanco’s fresh twist on Mexican food is all you need to experience that ocean kissed bliss you crave. Lounge long and drink on with tantalizing tequila flights, and easy but innovative a la carte tacos. Go for the classic but fresh burrito or bowl layered with savory fillings like spicy Machaca short rib or red chili chicken, fresh … [More]
Ramen Like You’ve Never Seen Before
Valley favorite Clever Koi is unveiling four new ramen dishes at their Phoenix and Gilbert locations. This version 2.0 of their high-demand bowls includes two refreshed options - new takes on the Pork Ramen and Lemon Chicken Ramen - plus two brand new ramen bowls - the Spicy Kimchi Ramen and the Vegan Shoyu Ramen. The driving force behind these awesome new ramen bowls was Chef … [More]
Get Away: Safe, Thrilling, Outdoor Fun for the Whole Family at Six Flags Parks in 2021
Six Flags Entertainment Corporation, the world’s largest regional theme park company and the largest operator of waterparks in North America, is preparing to open all of its theme parks and waterparks and welcome guests back for the 2021 season. The company is celebrating its 60th anniversary season with safety at the forefront and an impressive list of record-breaking roller … [More]
Nursing Students Assist in Pandemic Response, Providing Covid-19 Vaccines and Testing Across the Valley
As of February 17, the United States surpassed 56 million COVID-19 vaccine doses, with more than 1,227,271 doses tracked throughout Arizona. As efforts continue to administer the vaccine across the state, the Maricopa County Community College District (MCCCD) is proud to have its MaricopaNursing students on the front lines, administering vaccines and COVID-19 testing to … [More]
University of Phoenix to Host Webinar Series Exploring the 1619 Project and Its Influence on Diversity and Inclusion
University of Phoenix will host a webinar series to introduce the 1619 Project and its impact on equity in our society. The first in the series will be held Thurs., February 18, 2021 at 11 am MST. The 1619 Project is a long-form journalism project from the New York Times Magazine which focuses on the consequences of slavery and the contributions of Black Americans. The … [More]
Business Leaders Team Up to Provide Virtual Business Education at No Cost
The spring schedule for Enterprise University is live, and any business professional may sign up now for virtual courses. Enterprise University professional development classes are offered—at no cost—by Enterprise Bank & Trust. Courses begin March 9 and run through May 20, including more than 50 topics in key areas including finance, marketing and sales, human resources, … [More]
Researchers Find Broad Impacts from Political Polarization
Political polarization is having far-reaching impacts on American life, harming consumer welfare and creating challenges for people ranging from elected officials and policymakers to corporate executives and marketers. That’s one of the conclusions of a new scholarly paper by researchers from six universities across the country. The paper appears in the Journal of Public … [More]
Renowned Local Chef Commissions Artists for New Restaurant
Longtime chef and restaurateur Christopher Gross is something of an Arizona legend in his own right. And in his latest restaurant concept, Christopher’s at the Wrigley Mansion. Gross is incorporating art from another longtime Arizona original — Cosanti Originals. Gross, highly attuned to presenting his dishes with the utmost attention to detail, has commissioned Cosanti, … [More]
Local Escapes That Will Refresh and Recharge
ADERO Scottsdale, an Autograph Collection Hotel | Scottsdale, Ariz. An invigorating escape inspired by the living elements of the Sonoran Desert, ADERO Scottsdale, an Autograph Collection hotel aspires to be guests’ gateway to the outdoors. Serving as a basecamp for adventure enthusiasts, the new resort offers elevated views of Arizona’s famed Four Peaks and McDowell … [More]
