Arizona Business
Jeff Gifford/Phoenix Business Journal
SRP gets go-ahead for key transmission facility, lines in Laveen area
Salt River Project is able to move ahead on its South Mountain Transmission Project now that the Arizona Corporation Commission has approved it.21 hours ago
Angela Gonzales/Phoenix Business Journal
Apartment investors, developers bullish despite higher interest rates than expected
Multifamily developers and investors are bullish on metro Phoenix, despite interest rates staying higher than expected.2 days ago
Kevin Stone
Here’s what you should know about Barrett-Jackson Scottsdale auction, from Hagar to ‘Hillbillies’
Car aficionados will have a chance to bid on millions of dollars’ worth of collectible vehicles and memorabilia at the 2025 Barrett-Jackson Scottsdale auction.3 days ago
Associated Press
CHIPS Act will ramp up US semiconductor production, but at high cost, report finds
The CHIPS Act will sharply increase production of semiconductors in the U.S., but at a high cost, according to a new report.4 days ago
Serena O'Sullivan
Valley’s Pedal Haus Brewery starts selling craft beer in cans
Pedal Haus Brewery, an award-winning local beer maker, is making it easier for Arizonans to enjoy their favorite styles at home.5 days ago
Brandon Brown/Phoenix Business Journal
Gulfstream opens $130M Mesa facility, eyes expansion options
Gulfstream Aerospace Corp. has opened its massive $130 million facility on Jan. 9 at the Mesa Gateway Airport in southeast Mesa.7 days ago
Angela Gonzales/Phoenix Business Journal
ASU Prep Academy forced out after Phoenix district cuts lease
The board of the Phoenix Elementary School District voted against renewing ASU Preperatory Academy's lease in downtown Phoenix.8 days ago
Greg Barr/Phoenix Business Journal
Macy’s to shutter Valley store as part of nationwide closures
Department store chain Macy's Inc. plans to shutter a store in the Phoenix metro as part of a broader plan to close 66 retail locations around the country.8 days ago
Serena O'Sullivan
Phoenix businesswoman gets 2 years in prison for using COVID-19 relief funds to pay for luxuries
A Phoenix businesswoman has been sentenced to prison for her role in an Arizona SBA fraud scheme, prosecutors said.9 days ago
Kevin Stone
Taser maker Axon cancels groundbreaking for new Scottsdale HQ, could move out of Arizona
Taser maker Axon canceled Friday’s groundbreaking for a new headquarters in Scottsdale and is considering moving its base out of Arizona.10 days ago
Kevin Stone
Mayor Kate Gallego explains why she’s in Las Vegas representing Phoenix at tech show
Mayor Kate Gallego is looking for wins this week in Las Vegas, where she is touting Phoenix as a hotspot for innovative technology at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES).11 days ago
Serena O'Sullivan
ASU Research Park in Tempe chosen for national semiconductor test facility
A Tempe semiconductor manufacturing hub set to be fully operational in three years will expand Arizona's semiconductor supply chain.12 days ago
Serena O'Sullivan
AT&T hiring hundreds of customer service representatives for Mesa call center
Looking for a new job in 2025? There are 750 new job opportunities for aspiring customer service representatives in the AT&T call center in Mesa.13 days ago
Serena O'Sullivan
Arizona caterer hiring hundreds ahead of busy event season
Valley caterer M Culinary Concepts is creating hundreds of new jobs for hospitality professionals ahead of events like the WM Phoenix Open.15 days ago
Serena O'Sullivan
Good game: Owners of Level 1 Arcade Bar in Gilbert say it’s closing soon
The Level 1 Arcade Bar in Gilbert is closing on January 18, according to a Facebook announcement from the owners of the popular gaming spot.18 days ago
Payne Moses
Lin’s Grand Buffet to open 7th Arizona location in January
Valley residents will have another answer to their all-you-can-eat prayers, as Lin's Grand Buffet is coming to Phoenix in January.18 days ago
Kevin Stone
Developers buy their 3rd building on a prime Old Town Scottsdale block
A Phoenix-based developer and Colorado private equity firm bought their third building on a block in the heart of Old Town Scottsdale.20 days ago
Mignon A. Gould/Phoenix Business Journal
How a TikTok ban could affect Arizona businesses
TikTok has been pivotal for small businesses and entrepreneurs, but an impending ban could put a halt on Valley companies using the social media juggernaut.21 days ago
Audrey Jensen/Phoenix Business Journal
Goodyear gives green light to new industrial park
A 25-year struggle to develop a 270-acre vacant site in Goodyear is a step closer to being resolved following key approvals by city leaders.22 days ago
Brandon Brown/Phoenix Business Journal
Tempe food hall concept closes after less than a year
Tempe Eats, a fledgling food hall restaurant concept, is set to close in early January, just 11 months after it opened.23 days ago
Kevin Stone
Discount Tire buys Phoenix office complex near Desert Ridge Marketplace
Discount Tire has purchased a Phoenix office complex near Desert Ridge Marketplace, the company announced Friday.23 days ago
Kevin Stone
Celebrity chef opening Scottsdale restaurant inspired by Japanese, Spanish cultures
Celebrity chef Richard Blais is set to debut his latest restaurant, Tiki Taka, at the Grand Hyatt Scottsdale Resort in early 2025.23 days ago
Serena O'Sullivan
Phoenix households spend 13% more than US average, research finds
Phoenix residents pay 13% more on household bills than the national average, according to research from bill pay company Doxo.23 days ago
