Phoenix Arizona Republic: Business

Arizona businesses received emergency federal loans intended to save jobs despite reporting the loans would save no jobs or not answering the question.

Two gym chains, Life Time and EoS, have told thousands of members in Arizona that they may reopen before the governor's shutdown order expires July 27, though they don't explain how.

While large chains like Mountainside and Life Time face legal battles and public scrutiny, many small gyms continue operations.

Mountainside Fitness gyms must close while a court decides whether Gov. Doug Ducey's executive order to close through at least July 27 is lawful, a judge said in a ruling issued Tuesday.

A judge pledged Monday morning to decide by Tuesday whether Arizona gyms need to follow Gov. Doug Ducey's order to stay closed through at least July 27.

After breakout job gain, many economists expect slowdown amid a rise in coronavirus infections and more layoffs as firms run out of government aid.

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Some tenants are struggling, rents are being renegotiated, developers are bringing fewer new projects to market and tenants are rethinking needs.

"There is a way to protect the public and take reasonable, measured and responsible steps to open the economy at the same time," one gym owner said.

The autonomous freight network's first phase, through 2021, will feature service between Phoenix, Tucson, El Paso, Dallas, Houston and San Antonio