Launching from Home: Discover the Best Business Ideas for 2023 and How to Start

by Edgar R. Olivo

The rise of remote work and the increasing demand for job flexibility have led many entrepreneurs to explore business opportunities that can be done from home. These business ideas offer not only the comfort of working in your own space but also allow for a better work-life balance. In 2023, there are several popular business ideas that you can start with minimal investment … [More]

EN NEGOCIOS: Emprendiendo desde Casa: Descubre las Mejores Ideas de Negocios para 2023 y Cómo Empezar

por Edgar R. Olivo

El auge del trabajo remoto y la creciente demanda de flexibilidad laboral han llevado a muchos emprendedores a explorar oportunidades de negocio que se puedan realizar desde casa. Estas ideas de negocio no solo ofrecen la comodidad de trabajar en tu propio espacio, sino que también permiten un mejor equilibrio entre el trabajo y la vida personal. En 2023, hay varias ideas de … [More]

Street Count Shows Continued Rise in Homelessness

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The number of people experiencing homelessness continues to increase in Maricopa County, although the number of people on the street did decline slightly over the previous count. 2023 Point-in-Time (PIT) Report Numbers released today from the federally mandated, one day “point-in-time” count conducted in January show 9,642 people experiencing homelessness within the … [More]

75% of Employees Don’t Want to Leave Their Employers, But Half Don’t See a Path Forward

Rick McCartney

Betterworks, the leader in modern enterprise performance management solutions, announced the results of its annual State of Performance Enablement global HR research report that show 75% of employees prefer to stay with their employers, but a lack of internal career development and feelings of bias undermine retention, engagement, and productivity. Only 48% of employees see a … [More]

Their Take: Congress Shouldn’t Hurt Small Business by Destroying Digital Advertising

by Drew Ament

Today in Arizona, the state is home to more than a half million small businesses — including my own company, based in Glendale. Statewide, small businesses account for more than four out of 10 workers. Small businesses help rev up the state’s economy, we create jobs and we help make the Valley’s neighborhoods more vibrant. This is not easy work, but in running a small business, … [More]

Hiring Individuals with Disabilities Can Be a Smart Move

By Robert J. Blaney, SBA Arizona District Director

Small businesses are finding it difficult to hire talented workers.  Hiring a disabled individual can help a business meet their talent needs while also strengthening their competitive edge.  Hiring an individual with a disability, allows a business to expand its pool of talent, create a culture of diversity, meet their workforce needs, foster creative business solutions, and … [More]

What the Google Analytics 4 Transition Means to You

by Paul DeLeeuw

The transition from Universal Analytics to Google Analytics 4 on July 1 has broad consequences for users of Google’s popular digital tracking platform. As of 2022, Google has the largest market share (30 percent) of any online data provider. The consequences of the transition are so broad, not every business will share the same concerns. Here are the basics to know, a few of … [More]

Combat Ongoing Inflation with These 5 Money-Saving Tips for Consumers

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Even as the overall inflation rate has fallen, prices remain elevated across the economy, putting continued pressure on Americans’ budgets. These ongoing inflationary struggles have consumers on the hunt for ways to stretch their dollars. “We may not control inflation, but that doesn’t mean we’re completely helpless in our high-price environment,” said Amy Maliga, … [More]

Why AI Won’t Replace Your Creative Agency

by Veronique James

There have been many theories about how AI models such as ChatGPT, OpenAI and Bard will impact the future of work — and, ultimately, the future of humanity. Will these AI models make life easier, or will they replace human work altogether? There’s no doubt AI will change … something. But as a marketing agency owner, I see AI impacting my business immediately. What good is … [More]

Interviewing Tips for Small Business Owners in the Valley

by Blake Quinlan

As a small business owner, you know that your employees are the heart and soul of your company. Recruiting top talent is essential to achieving your business goals, but it can be a daunting task. However, with the right approach, you can attract the best candidates and build a successful team. Here are some tips and strategies to help you during the recruiting process: Have … [More]

5 Small Business Payment Options for Your Growing Business

by Monica Gibson

For small business owners, one of the most critical aspects of running a successful business is having a reliable and efficient payment system. (FYI: Your opening was what’s called a “dangling participle.” I corrected the grammar here, and worked with it in your second usage.) Payment options are an important aspect of financial management, and choosing the right ones can … [More]

SVB Collapse Impacts Arizona Entrepreneurs

by Justin Bayless

The recent collapse of Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) created major buzz and worry in the eyes of many entrepreneurs. It was one of the largest bank failures since the Great Recession, and Silicon Valley Bank was the bank of choice for many venture capitalists and startups. The bank, which had significant relationships with venture-backed companies and had a strong reputation for … [More]

Experts Reveal the Top Seven Ways to Avoid and Fight Burnout

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Nowadays mental health in the workplace is one of the most talked about topics, with stress, anxiety and tiredness being the center of the debate. In fact, whether you work for a company or as a freelancer, it’s very likely that there will be moments in your work life that will be overwhelming and tiring to the point of reaching a point of so-called “burnout”. Experts from … [More]

Balancing Marketing Priorities during a Slow Economy

by Jordan Buning

The one nugget of information contained in Squarespace’s most recent 30-second Super Bowl advertisement is that Squarespace is a website that makes websites. For anyone who wasn’t already aware of the $3 billion company, that’s an expensive but useful bit of top-of-the-funnel marketing. The rest of us could be heard screaming at our televisions in unison: “That ad … in this … [More]

Want to Get the Most Business Out of Baseball? Win More Games

by Daniel Altman

Baseball isn’t just a great sport to play and watch – it’s also an economic engine. Cities often help major league teams to build stadiums in hopes of boosting economic activity in the surrounding neighborhoods. But there’s one ingredient that really brings in the bucks: a winning team. Back in 1994, the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors voted for a quarter-point increase … [More]

Metro Phoenix Office Revitalization Designed to Set New Standard for Workplace Culture and Amenities

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Phoenix-based developer George Oliver, known for its cutting-edge office redevelopments, has unveiled plans for Bond, a $52 million renovation that will transform the landmark Biltmore Commerce Center into a hospitality-inspired office experience where thoughtfully crafted amenities and modern design bring teams together in an unparalleled workplace at the heart of the … [More]

Arizona Gives Day Reminds Us of Deadline to Donate to Qualified Charities for 2022 Tax Credit

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The Arizona Department of Revenue (ADOR) reminds individuals they have until the tax deadline of April 18 to make donations to qualified charitable organizations and claim the Arizona tax credits on their 2022 Arizona individual income tax return. Qualifying Charitable Organizations and Qualifying Foster Care Charitable Organizations Arizona has two separate tax credits … [More]

Tax Credits and Incentives for Arizona Businesses in 2023 from the Inflation Reduction Act

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In her State of the State Address, Governor Katie Hobbs announced she hopes to further increase profitability and success of businesses and families by relaunching the energy office, renamed as the Office of Resiliency. Governor Hobbs likely did this in response to the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 (IRA) signed into law last August. The White House says the Act will lower … [More]

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