Image by Tumisu from Pixabay Newly streamlined Arizona Business One Stop process makes it easy to plan, start and grow a business in the state Governor Doug Ducey and the Arizona Department of Administration today launched Arizona Business One Stop, an easily accessible online location for small businesses and entrepreneurs to plan, start, and grow
Photo: Every jar of banana pudding comes with fresh bananas mixed in and topped with a wafer cookie. FernDiggidy Sweets & Treats makes other sweet treats, each made with fresh and local ingredients. (Photo by Justin Spangenthal/Cronkite News) Fernanda Sayles found her love for baking at age 10, when she started making banana pudding for
It’s the season for giving. I’ll give. This week I’ll donate to the Doe Fund, a charity that helps drug users and ex-cons find purpose in life through work. “Work works!” they say. It sure does. Most Doe Fund workers find more joy in supporting themselves than they ever found in drugs. I’ll also donate
A winter of discontent looms. Unlike Shakespeare’s Richard III, it won’t be made glorious by anything now in sight. Instead, it promises a tsunami of misery for many and the ugliest election in U.S. history. At a time which calls for new energy, new thinking and a recasting of the social contract, two old men
COVID-19 might be slowing down the economy, but it’s not slowing down Arizona’s entrepreneurs. This September, Next Foundation is working to help aspiring entrepreneurs from across Arizona to do their part to rebuild the state’s economy from the devastating effects of COVID-19. The Foundation and a team of passionate community organizers are bringing together global
The success of SpaceX’s human-crewed Dragon capsule, along with three ambitious Mars missions from the UAE, China and the United States, has brought everyone on Earth some hopeful and inspiring news. With each of those efforts, new achievements were made and excitement for the future of the space economy is growing. As great as making