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Axon pulled out of Scottsdale talks to scale back controversial HQ development; Axon's president blamed the Scottsdale City ...
Axon's president claims the Taser manufacturer 'put a great deal on the table' to appease Scottsdale. As if 1,700 apartments ...
Axon has announced it is no longer negotiating with the City of Scottsdale for its plans to build a headquarters in the city.
Axon scraps Axon Scottsdale headquarters project despite a new state law blocking a public vote on the development ...
The long-running drama between Scottsdale and Axon, the major manufacturer of law enforcement equipment, has taken yet another turn.
Axon is moving “full-steam ahead” on its HQ and housing project in Scottsdale after breaking off negotiations about final ...
Axon President Josh Isner reportedly met with Scottsdale's mayor again on Monday and then released the following statement: ...
Axon halted HQ talks with Scottsdale, citing a "toxic environment," but will expand on its 74-acre lot despite the fallout.
Even so, the Scottsdale City Council voted last November in favor of the project. However, the dispute took another turn ...
Axon, the maker of Tasers and police body cameras, has ended negotiations with Scottsdale over its proposed large apartment complex project. Axon's offer to slightly reduce the number of units is ...
Axon's Rick Smith is the nation's highest paid CEO, and for good reason. Who else could have strongarmed Arizona to get ...
Scottsdale-based Taser maker Axon has pulled out of negotiations with the city in a dispute over a planned housing project at ...
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