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Arizona Semiconductor Giant Expands Space and Defense Capabilities with Acquisition

Microchip Technology Incorporated, a broadline supplier of semiconductors committed to making innovative design easier through total system solutions, announced that it has acquired VORAGO Technologies, Inc., a privately held provider of radiation-hardened and radiation-tolerant microcontrollers and microprocessors, based in Austin, Texas. Terms of the transaction … [More]

National Bank Awards $400K to Expand Arizona Workforce and Career Programs

As access to economic mobility remains essential for a thriving Phoenix, Bank of America is investing in nonprofit leaders and organizations working to create a lasting positive impact in the community. The bank named New Pathways for Youth and Dress for Success Arizona as its 2026 Neighborhood Builders® awardees in Phoenix, recognizing their work to advance economic … [More]

Scottsdale Gutter Home Services Enters Canada in First International Expansion

The Brothers That Just Do Gutters, a leading gutter contractor franchise and part of the Evive Brands family, announced today its expansion into Canada, marking the brand's first international market and creating new franchise opportunities for Canadian entrepreneurs. Established in 1999 and franchising since 2015, The Brothers That Just Do Gutters has grown to … [More]

Phoenix Symphony Opens 79th Season as New Artistic Leadership Takes Shape

The Phoenix Symphony opens its 79th season October 9-11 at Symphony Hall with Paolo Conducts Rachmaninoff & Prokofiev, led by newly appointed Virginia G. Piper Music Director Designate Paolo Bortolameolli and featuring celebrated pianist Olga Kern. The opening weekend marks the beginning of Bortolameolli’s tenure as Music Director Designate, bringing an … [More]

Gilbert Pairs National Music Acts with Local Food at Sound Bites Festival

Blues Traveler, Spin Doctors and Phoenix’s own Wyves take the stage Friday, October 9, as the Sound Bites Music & Food Festival returns to Gilbert Regional Park. Presented by Earnhardt Hyundai San Tan and Hunter Contracting Co., the all-ages event runs from 4:30 to 10 p.m., pairing live music with local food trucks, restaurant pop-ups and craft drinks. Grammy … [More]

Desert Botanical Garden Welcomes Fall with 10-Day Festival

Desert Botanical Garden celebrates the return of outdoor season with its Great Fall Kickoff Festival, running October 9–18. The 10-day celebration brings seasonal activities, hands-on crafts, live music and fall-inspired food to the Phoenix destination, with experiences for visitors of all ages. The festival coincides with the opening of Super Bloom by Graphic … [More]

Arizona Defense Giant Continues Contract Run with $6.3B Missile Deal

Raytheon, an RTX business, has secured a five-year contract, with two additional option years, valued up to $6.3 billion for the production and sustainment of Standard Missile-3 Block IB (SM‑3 IB) interceptors. The contract, which is part of the recent landmark agreements between Raytheon and the Department of War, supports urgent replenishment of missile defense … [More]

Defense Electronics Manufacturer Adds 50,000 SF to Phoenix Production Hub

Mercury Systems, Inc., a global leader in aerospace and defense electronics, celebrated the expansion of its Phoenix production facility, adding 50,000-square-feet of manufacturing space that allows the company to increase production capacity and accelerate delivery timelines through vertical integration to support critical U.S. and international defense … [More]

New Taiwan Office in Phoenix Strengthens $21.2B Trade Relationship

Arizona and Taiwan celebrated another significant milestone in their expanding partnership as the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office officially opened its new office in Phoenix, Arizona. Governor Katie Hobbs joined leaders including Dr. Chia-Lung Lin, Taiwan Minister of Foreign Affairs; TECO Phoenix Director General Kevin Chiao; Ingrid Larson, Managing Director, … [More]

$6.4M Mesa Training Hub Opens to Strengthen Arizona’s Aerospace Workforce

Maricopa Community Colleges and Chandler-Gilbert Community College joined Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs, the Arizona Commerce Authority, and industry partners to officially celebrate the grand opening with a ribbon-cutting ceremony for Arizona’s first-of-its-kind Aerospace & Defense-focused Future48 Workforce Accelerator in Mesa, Arizona. “The Future48 Workforce … [More]

Falling Vacancy Masks Uneven Recovery in Phoenix’s Office Market

Phoenix’s office market is showing signs of improvement, but declining vacancy and renewed job growth are not translating into a uniform recovery. Newer buildings and sought-after locations are gaining ground, while older properties continue to face leasing challenges, according to Marcus & Millichap’s Q4 2026 Phoenix Metro Area Office report. The report points … [More]

The Rise of the Points Millionaire

For years, becoming a "points millionaire" meant spending an extraordinary amount of time on airplanes, cycling through credit cards or mastering the small print of airline loyalty programs. That is changing. Consumers are beginning to realize that one of the biggest financial transactions they will ever make can also be an extraordinary opportunity to earn … [More]

Phoenix Housing Market Hits a September Speed Bump

Greater Phoenix’s single-family housing market held onto year-to-date sales gains through September, but the month brought a sharper slowdown in new contract activity, according to data from Phoenix REALTORS. Closed sales dropped 4.9%, and new listings dropped 3.7% in September this year compared to last year, but pending sales plummeted 40.1%. Year over year, … [More]

Data Centers in the Desert: W(h)ater You Worried About?

As data center development expands across the Phoenix region, questions about water use have moved quickly from engineering discussions to the center of public conversation. For an industry built on reliability and efficiency, the challenge is clear: How can digital infrastructure scale responsibly in one of the most water-conscious regions in the United States? Few … [More]

Artificial Intelligence Is Powerful – But It Cannot Replace a Lawyer’s Judgment

Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming the practice of law. From drafting contracts to analyzing discovery, AI tools can complete in minutes what once took hours. For businesses under pressure to move quickly and control costs, the appeal is obvious. But as powerful as these tools are, they cannot replace one essential component of legal representation: … [More]

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Passport to Latin American Cuisine at The Mission Gilbert

Nestled in Epicenter at Agritopia, Chef Matt Carter’s acclaimed Latin-inspired restaurant transforms the midday meal into an experience rooted in bold flavor, warm hospitality and connection. What many don’t realize is that The Mission’s celebrated dinner energy carries seamlessly into lunch service, where guests can enjoy the restaurant’s signature sophistication … [More]

Heat-Blocking Technology for Arizona Vehicles and Buildings

As Arizona heads into another summer of triple-digit temperatures, protecting vehicles and homes and workplaces from extreme heat has become less about luxury and more about practicality. That’s according to Rogue Films, a Scottsdale-based company specializing in automotive protection and residential and commercial window tinting. Founder Matthew Stecker says many … [More]

2026 Porsche Taycan 4 Cross Turismo

The Porsche Taycan 4 Cross Turismo takes the Taycan formula and makes it more usable without stripping out what gives the car its appeal in the first place. It still has the immediate response and planted feel expected from a Porsche product, but the Cross Turismo body changes the assignment. More rear cargo room, added ride height, and standard all-wheel drive make … [More]