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Employee Relationships Key to Keeping Staff When CEO’s Depart, Research Finds

Employee Relationships Key to Keeping Staff When CEO’s Depart, Research Finds

You know the film Jerry Maguire right? Upon getting fired, while leaving the office Jerry announces he’s starting his own agency and asks if anyone is willing to join him. Sweet Dorothy agrees. Turns out, it’s happening more and more in

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2016 in Review: Top Stories of the Year

2016 in Review: Top Stories of the Year

2016 was without a doubt a big year in news. Whether it be good, bad, uplifting or heartbreaking, there were headlines that definitely stood out from the rest. And that’s why we’ve created this list, to take you on a

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Despite Loss in Arizona, Recreational Pot Backers Upbeat About Future

Despite Loss in Arizona, Recreational Pot Backers Upbeat About Future

Arizona was the only state, of the five with recreational marijuana initiatives this fall, where voters rejected the measure. But marijuana advocates are already looking ahead and predicting legalization – either through a rematch at the polls or a push

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Pantelion Films’ ‘Un Padre no Tan Padre’ Arrives to Theaters January 27th

Pantelion Films’ ‘Un Padre no Tan Padre’ Arrives to Theaters January 27th

In the stately and majestic colonial city of San Miguel de Allende, this quirky comedy starring Héctor Bonilla, Benny Ibarra de Llano, Jacqueline Bracamontes and Sergio Mayer Mori, follows 85-year old Don Servando Villegas (Héctor Bonilla,) an old fashioned Mexican

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Cardinals Victorious in Finale against Rams

Cardinals Victorious in Finale against Rams

By Francisco Romero The Arizona Cardinals entered the 2016 season as one of the favorite teams to make it deep into the NFL playoffs; a set of unforeseen circumstances, injuries and some bad luck prevented the Red Birds from even

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Trump May Match Obama on Deportations, but Would Radically Shift Focus

Trump May Match Obama on Deportations, but Would Radically Shift Focus

President Barack Obama was criticized as “deporter in chief” for policies that led to the removal of a record 2.5 million people during his tenure. President-elect Donald Trump could match those numbers while dramatically shifting the focus of enforcement. (Featured

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Tradiciones y Rituales Para el Mejor Año de tu Vida

Tradiciones y Rituales Para el Mejor Año de tu Vida

(Featured Photo: Profesora Venus y su Ritual Para Año Nuevo / YouTube) Por: Joaquin Antonio Siraitare Silver Estas tradiciones te traerán abundancia, prosperidad, salud, suerte y armonía para el 2017: 1. Poner en un frutero de barro siete frutas distintas

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Bring on 2017 with ‘Confetti Ball: A New Year’s Eve Gala’ in the Valley

Bring on 2017 with ‘Confetti Ball: A New Year’s Eve Gala’ in the Valley

By: Samantha Collins We can safely say that 2016 has been one wild ride; great for some, terrible for others, and definitely one for the history books. While we don’t know what next year will bring, let’s say goodbye to

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Arizona Wildcats Open Pac-12 Play Against Cal

Arizona Wildcats Open Pac-12 Play Against Cal

By Francisco Romero. – No. 18 Arizona will start conference play on Friday going against the California Golden Bears. The Wildcats finished the non-conference games with an 11-2 record, while Cal will has a record of 9-3. Arizona’s head coach

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If Obamacare Goes Away, Coverage Will Stay – For the Moment

If Obamacare Goes Away, Coverage Will Stay – For the Moment

President-elect Donald Trump and GOP lawmakers have made overturning the Affordable Care Act a top priority, as record numbers of people are signing up for “Obamacare” coverage. Their coverage will likely remain in place for at least the year, experts

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