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Struggling Mesa Air Group cleared one problem from its plate when it settled litigation with Hawaiian Airlines over the use of confidential information.
TUCSON, Ariz. - A Canadian mining company that plans to develop a huge open pit mine south of Tucson has sold nearly half the silver from the mine.
If you don't mind the risk, you too can invest in 5,000 bushels of corn, 42,000 gallons of oil or 40,000 pounds of hogs.
Tempe-based First Solar Inc. officials said Wednesday that the company could be close to breaking into the U.S. utility market.
Company reveals a Calif. power-plant proposal.
Feds seeking small firms' help in applying nanotechnology to security, defense.
A conservation group is suing the Bush administration over construction of a wall along the Arizona-Mexico border, saying it jeopardizes the survival of jaguars in the region.
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Silver State Bancorp. officials blamed the "deterioration of the Nevada and Arizona economies and real estate markets" for the company's dismal first quarter results. (SSBX)
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The Goldwater Institute says toll roads are the best solution to Arizona's increased traffic congestion.
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