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I'm the Editor in Chief of the Phoenix Business Journal. Follow my music and personal musings @gbrocks

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I'm an editor and storyteller on the front lines of the fastest-growing tech-fueled economy in the U.S., guiding the daily coverage online and in print for Austin Business Journal - with a special focus on the publication's weekly Venture section aimed at the entrepreneurs who run fast-growing enterprises. Previously worked as a senior reporter and editor at Houston Business Journal - with three promotions in seven years - and as a feature writer, business editor and rock critic at the Ottawa C…

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Canada set to reopen Arizona trade office after 12-year hiatus

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By Greg Barr 
| Phoenix Business Journal
The Canadian trade office is set to open on August 1, with three staff members focused on broadening relationships between businesses in Arizona and Canada.
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Six Arizonans named national finalists for EY Entrepreneur Of The Year Awards

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By Greg Barr 
| Phoenix Business Journal
expand Six Arizona executives representing five Valley companies have been named regional winners in the 2026 Ernst & Young LLP Entrepreneur Of The Year Awards competition. Provided by EY By Greg Barr – Editor in Chief, Phoenix Business Journal Preview this article 1 min Six execs from five Valley businesses survived the cut from among more than three dozen regional finalists to secure spots in the upcoming national EY Entrepreneur Of The Year awards.
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Dream Team: Why Berkshire, Taylor Morrison can win at homebuilding

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By Paul Thompson , Greg Barr 
| Phoenix Business Journal
Berkshire Hathaway CEO Greg Abel makes first debt-backed acquisition with deal to buy Scottsdale builder By Greg Barr and Paul Thompson – Phoenix Business Journal Updated Preview this article 1 min The proposed acquisition unveiled this week would take Taylor Morrison private and unite it with Berkshire's Clayton Homes under a combined homebuilding juggernaut. Here's what industry observers and analysts have to say about the significance of the $8.5 billion deal.
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