Indianz.com In a rare win for Indian Country, the nation’s highest court has sided with tribal interests in a closely watched sovereign immunity case. By a vote of 7 to 2, the U.S. Supreme Court on Monday set aside a decision that opened the Upper Skagit Indian Tribe to a lawsuit in Washington state. Though further proceedings are still on …
(Editor’s note: News releases are published unedited, unless they contain factual errors.) Phoenix, AZ, May 16, 2018 –(PR.com)– Join members of the National Association of Women Business Owners (NAWBO), Phoenix Chapter, and their guests at the June 13 Annual Desert Diamonds Awards Gala. The event will be emceed by Susan Casper, host of ABC15 TV’s Sonoran Living. Get ready to …
By Bree Burkitt and Dustin Gardiner | The Republic Senate Bill 1515 would exclude fantasy sports from Arizona’s definition of gambling, legalizing fantasy sports in the state The decision to legalize betting on college and professional sports is back in the hands of individual states after the U.S. Supreme Court struck down a 25-year-old law that prohibited the practice Monday. …
To register for this event click here: Trump’s Real Negotiation Strategies, presented by Marty Latz May 18, 2018 at 9:00am Sponsored by ASU Law School and CLE West Trump’s Real Negotiation Strategies Understand why Trump’s negotiations prevailed and failed. Learn from internationally-recognized negotiation expert, Marty Latz, as he and an expert panel analyze numerous Trump negotiations and guide you through many of Trump’s …
Jordan Rose will be moderating the upcoming Valley Partnership panel on “Valley Labor Shortages, How It is Impacting the Real Estate Development Industry & How Can We Cope Now.” Learn about how the Valley is dealing with the construction industry labor shortage… Recruiting from competitors? New technology? Training programs in our correctional facilities? Prefabrication and modular buildings? How is the shortage …
By Wayne Schutsky | East Valley Tribune IRS approval of 18 “opportunity zones” in the East Valley earlier this month are designed to promote economic development in low-income areas. The IRS awarded the designation to census tracts with indicators of poverty and income levels below the area median. Under the law, a census tract must have a population where at …
By Heather Smathers | Casa Grande Dispatch The 2018 legislative session has city and county officials seeing red, and it’s not just about teacher pay. At the monthly meeting of Pinal Partnership Friday, a coalition of business and government officials, a panel of lobbyists addressed the bills that could have the greatest impact on both cities and Pinal County. For Maricopa’s …
By Brandon Brown | Phoenix Business Journal One of the hottest topics among lawyers, real estate brokers and developers around Arizona right now is a seldom-discussed part of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act that congress passed in December 2017. In just a few pages, the law created a new program meant to spur economic development and create an opportunity …
Recently Jordan Rose was asked questions by Phoenix Business Journal for their Outstanding Women in Business publication. The first question was, “What would you tell a young girl who said she wanted to follow in your footsteps? The second question was, “Have the chaotic news events of the past couple of years (#MeToo, Trump controversies etc.) caused you to change …
By Hailey Mensik | Phoenix Business Journal Dog fashion shows, performances from one-hit wonder Tommy Tutone and 60-person Easter egg-tosses are among the entertainment found at some of Jordan and Jason Rose’s parties drawing such guests as Paul Goldschmidt, Larry Fitzgerald and other local celebrities. Between events hosted by Jason’s public relations firm, Rose+Moser+Allyn, such as the Bentley Scottsdale Polo …