Cavco Industries Inc., the state’s largest manufactured-homes builder, has proven that even in a severe recession it’s possible to double in size.
The Phoenix company last month scooped up part of one of its largest rivals, Fleetwood Enterprises Inc., out of bankruptcy court and elevated itself from the nation’s seventh-largest manufactured-home builder to second place. more…
Business people who think they don’t have time to blog, Tweet or otherwise engage in what’s known as online social networking are in for a surprise, according to Brad Andersohn.
Same to those who think they have nothing to write about. more…
The dream won’t come true until long after most of them are dead - if ever.
But that didn’t stop about 300 people from endorsing a radical new vision for planning a huge swath of state trust land in northern Pinal County, a vision that will require sweeping changes in Arizona land law and tough-minded governance to enforce development standards. more…
The Colorado condominium investors who recently bought a lakeside condominium tower from Suncor in Tempe are now sinking their cash into two Starpointe Communities projects, one in Scottsdale and the other in Phoenix. more…
UBS (UBS) data won’t be the only data used to find tax cheats. Thanks to a report by the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration (TIGTA), called “Mortgage Interest Data Could Be Used to Pursue More Nonfilers and Underreporters,” the IRS plans to start looking at how it can use Form 1098 mortgage interest statements to catch tax dodgers. more…
A year ago, scores of business and political leaders at the Mesa ArtsCenter celebrated news that a huge Gaylord resort-conference center would anchor a billion-dollar development in the city’s southeastern corner. more…