Axon's president claims the Taser manufacturer 'put a great deal on the table' to appease Scottsdale. As if 1,700 apartments ...

For Axon, certainly, given that average monthly rents in the city are north of $3,000, and Axon isn’t likely to be building 1,700 average apartments and condos at its north Scottsdale digs.

For Axon, certainly, given that average monthly rents in the city are north of $3,000, and Axon isn’t likely to be building 1,700 average apartments and condos at its north Scottsdale digs.

For Axon, certainly, given that average monthly rents in the city are north of $3,000, and Axon isn’t likely to be building 1,700 average apartments and condos at its north Scottsdale digs.

After nearly two decades of shaping Greater Phoenix's economic landscape, Chris Camacho is taking on a new challenge with the ...

Axon President Josh Isner met with Scottsdale Mayor Lisa Borowsky on Monday, June 9 and released a statement, saying, "Unfortunately, Axon is withdrawing from negotiations with the City of Scottsdale.

Axon has announced it is no longer negotiating with the City of Scottsdale for its plans to build a headquarters in the city. On Monday, Axon President Josh Isner released a statement after ...

For Axon, certainly, given that average monthly rents in the city are north of $3,000, and Axon isn’t likely to be building 1,700 average apartments and condos at its north Scottsdale digs.

Axon, after successfully lobbying for a law overriding Scottsdale residents' right to vote on its proposed headquarters expansion, now portrays itself as the victim. Scottsdale City Council is ...

“The Axon bill” – which would roll out the red carpet for an Axon’s development plan and neuter a looming Scottsdale referendum – blazed through the Legislature before being signed into ...

Axon, which has been based in Scottsdale since it was founded in 1993, is now a multibillion-dollar business. The Wall Street Journal recently reported that its CEO, Rick Smith, was paid $165 ...

For Axon, certainly, given that average monthly rents in the city are north of $3,000, and Axon isn’t likely to be building 1,700 average apartments and condos at its north Scottsdale digs.