A Scottsdale restaurant is trying to repair its image after a disastrous appearance on the FOX TV show Kitchen Nightmares. It led to a worldwide backlash.
A Scottsdale restaurant is trying to repair its image after a disastrous appearance on the FOX TV show Kitchen Nightmares. It led to a worldwide backlash.
A big job fair will take place Monday and dozens of positions need to be filled. One of the companies participating in the event is Go Daddy and they don't take part in these fairs often.
A big job fair will take place Monday and dozens of positions need to be filled. One of the companies participating in the event is Go Daddy and they don't take part in these fairs often.
One week from now, the Jodi Arias murder trial should be in the hands of the jury. Even though the trial has lasted four months now, the interest in it is still high with a lot of people across the country.
One week from now, the Jodi Arias murder trial should be in the hands of the jury. Even though the trial has lasted four months now, the interest in it is still high with a lot of people across the country.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture says a Louisiana-based meat packing company has expanded a recall of meat products because of possible bacterial contamination.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture says a Louisiana-based meat packing company has expanded a recall of meat products because of possible bacterial contamination.
It used to be doctors made house calls. Those days are long gone -- or are they? A Scottsdale company called "Stat Doctors" is pioneering a way for doctors to make virtual house calls.
It used to be doctors made house calls. Those days are long gone -- or are they? A Scottsdale company called "Stat Doctors" is pioneering a way for doctors to make virtual house calls.
TEMPE, Ariz. -
Governor Jan Brewer announced Thursday a bank based in San Francisco is expanding to Arizona, bringing hundreds of new jobs to our state.
Union Bank is going to locate a mortgage operations center in Tempe. The governor says it will bring 250 jobs to the valley over the next three years, along with a $5-million capital investment.
"Greater Phoenix area has become a real hotbed of banking talent so we're very excited to be here and participate in that market, also the educational system here," said Jim Francis, executive vice president of Union Bank.
"I joined Union Bank almost 27 years ago through a college training program and we're looking to do similar types of things here. Bring on students and bring them into our company and hopefully have them as long-term employees."
Union Bank will move into a 50-thousand square foot complex near Priest and Washington. It plans to be in operation sometime this spring.
