The article warns about sophisticated business email compromise (BEC) scams that trick companies into making fraudulent payments, and provides advice on responding to such incidents.

The Federal Reserve anticipates three interest rate cuts in 2024 to address inflation and stimulate the economy, potentially impacting the hotel sales market and banking sector.

Kohler Co. receives up to $51.2 million from the U.S. Department of Energy to support the decarbonization of its new Arizona plant, aiming for significant CO2e reduction.

Frontier and Breeze Airways are expanding service from Phoenix, offering new affordable routes, including Frontier's first international flight to Los Cabos and Breeze's new direct flight to Norfolk.

Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport is set to receive a $36 million FAA grant for terminal upgrades, announced by Rep. Gallego, Mayor Gallego, and Aviation Director Makovsky.

Home Depot and Dick's Sporting Goods are planning new stores in Buckeye, Arizona, with Home Depot starting a preliminary application and Dick's materials suggesting a near Costco location.

Maricopa is making key infrastructure updates, including Garvey Avenue improvements, new pedestrian trails, a pedestrian overpass, and traffic signal installations, investing in growth and safety.

Charlotte Bowens, the founder of Conscious Gear, received a $10,000 grant from Verizon for creating the VestaPak, a size-inclusive outdoor hydration pack.

Phoenix housing market experiences a slight dip in January 2024, with a 0.5% decrease from December, yet remains strong with a 4.6% year-over-year price increase.

Banner Health plans to build a new medical office in Scottsdale as part of a $400 million hospital campus, with a tentative opening by the end of 2025.

Goodyear involves volunteer residents in city governance through various advisory boards, commissions, and committees, influencing local policies and planning, with application info available on the city's website.

A new tech campus that may bring hundreds of software jobs is being proposed in Mesa, Arizona, by Patrick Hallman of C&H Associates LLC. The "software solutions center" would cover 650,000 square feet within the Elliot Road Technology Corridor.

Phoenix ranks among the top U.S. sports cities, with strategic investments in infrastructure boosting its profile for hosting major events such as the upcoming NCAA Final Four.