By Adam Lipstak | The New York Times The Supreme Court agreed on Thursday to decide whether a federal law that denies protection to disparaging trademarks can survive First Amendment scrutiny. The case, concerning an Asian-American dance-rock band called the Slants, will probably also effectively resolve a separate one concerning the Washington Redskins football team. The trademark case was one …
By Mike Sunnucks | Phoenix Business Journal We all know Arcadia, Roosevelt Row, Tempe’s Mill Avenue and Old Town Scottsdale have been hot spots for real estate from infill and apartments to offices and restaurants. Our panel of executives and industry experts at our Sept. 1 commercial real estate round table offered some expected and unexpected submarkets that could be …
By Eric Jay Toll | Phoenix Business Journal Technology is shaping commercial real estate in two ways: The way professionals work and the way workplaces are changing. “Technology allows teams to work from anywhere, but that means that you don’t get vacations anymore,” said Catharine Teeters, regional director for sales management at CBRE. It’s not just the intrusion of business …
By Small Business Tax Strategies | Business Management Daily Whom should you name as the beneficiaries when you convert a traditional IRA to a Roth? Usually, it’s the kids or grandkids. Strategy: Designate a trust as beneficiary instead. This way, you don’t have to worry about teenagers squandering the funds. As beneficiaries of the trust, they’ll gain full access to …
Thomas Galvin, Rose Law Group land-use attorney, and his campaign volunteers have put up campaign signs all over Maricopa County! Thomas is a candidate for the Central Arizona Water Conservation District, campaigning for a County-wide seat. For further information check out: www.GalvinForArizona.com Follow Thomas Galvin at: Facebook: Galvin for Arizona Instagram: @thomasgalvin Twitter: @TGalvin4AZ
By Lorraine Woellert | POLITICO The Obama administration Monday is calling on cities and counties to rethink their zoning laws, saying that antiquated rules on construction, housing and land use are contributing to high rents and income inequality, and dragging down the U.S. economy as a whole. City zoning battles usually are fought block by block, and the president’s involvement …
By Kaila White | The Republic After asking for help and being turned away by the FBI and the Yuma County Sheriff’s Office, a video-game developer in Yuma has sued in federal court over what he calls relentless online harassment that has lasted more than 1 1/2 years. Brothers James and Robert Romine founded Digital Homicide Studios LCC in Arizona …
By Angela Gonzales | Phoenix Business Journal Steve White had a tough time opening his first medical marijuana dispensary. That was in Tempe in May 2013, three years after voters approved the Arizona Medical Marijuana Act. “At the time, the program had just gotten started and landlords were skeptical and generally unwilling to rent to people,” said White, CEO of …
By Mike Sunnucks | Phoenix Business Journal Deb Stark has been around Arizona real estate development since the 1980s. Throughout her career, now as a Phoenix City Councilwoman and former city and Maricopa County planning director, Stark saw development and real estate projects dominated by men. Now, Stark sees more women involved in projects as zoning attorneys and in other …
Laura Bianchi was interviewed on KFNX 1100 AM on September 20, 2016.
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