KP Elite | Zaback Group, has officially rebranded to SPACE. This rebrand reflects the team's commitment to innovation and growth in the Arizona real estate market, providing a name that stands out and resonates with both agents and homebuyers. The newly named SPACE team continues to dominate the Arizona market with over 150 agents and a strong presence in the Phoenix valley. … [More]
Plug and Play accelerateAZ Announces Sustainability Accelerator Program Partners
Plug and Play accelerateAZ, a program of the Arizona Commerce Authority, announced at the Arizona Innovation Expo three corporate partners for the Sustainability Accelerator program: Honeywell Aerospace Technologies, NSF Engines: Southwest Sustainability Innovation Engine (SWSIE) and EPCOR. The Plug and Play accelerateAZ Sustainability Accelerator will champion … [More]
Arizona Voters Want Long-Term Planning and Stable Revenue to Support Future Growth
Center for the Future of Arizona announced results from its latest 2024 Arizona Voters' Agenda survey, providing voters' views of taxes, state spending, and long-term planning ahead of the November general election. This survey research is part of CFA's ongoing efforts to center the voices of Arizonans during election season and highlight areas where likely voters agree across … [More]
UK Education and Child Care Co. Opens First Purpose-Built Center in North America in Goodyear
Busy Bees, an early-years education and child care company, announces the opening of its first purpose-built center in North America. Busy Bees Palm Valley, located at 14058 West Van Buren Street, just minutes from Goodyear’s rapidly expanding downtown, where new growth and economic opportunities are flourishing, opened on September 16, 2024. While Busy Bees North America, a … [More]
Their Take: Keep Arizona’s Technology Industry Growing
In America, innovation often begins on college campuses. Think Google, Facebook and many other household names that started as ideas in dorm rooms. Yet, before 1980, America’s universities and research centers could never fully capitalize on their inventions. For decades, the federal government had a firm grip on research and patents, creating rules and regulations that … [More]
