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Retirement accounts invested in certain funds can gradually become more concentrated in the same companies as those stocks grow to represent a larger share of the market.
The Tucson-based Raytheon missile-making facility just inked a seven-year contract with the U.S. Navy to dramatically to accelerate production of Tomahawk cruise missiles.
A new Marriott hotel on ASU's campus and former Mesa Mayor John Giles vowing to stay true to his principles are among the biggest Arizona news stories of the weekend.
David Weekley Homes is among the next crop of homebuilders at the development, along with Scottsdale-based Camelot Homes and Pennsylvania-based Toll Brothers Inc.
Ergas Group — based in Vancouver, British Columbia — bought the 48,382-square-foot manufacturing and distribution facility in northwest Gilbert from Cohen Asset Management, Inc.
An Arkansas-based coffee chain is prepared to challenge Salad and Go's $105M bankruptcy sale of 65 drive-thru locations to Dutch Bros, arguing the deal should go to open auction.
Here are some of the top Arizona news stories from Aug. 7-9, including the city of Chandler discontinuing its use of Flock automated license plate reader cameras.
The site is located at the northeast corner of State Route 85 and Southern Avenue – a part of the city where several new industrial projects geared toward warehousing and distribution users are planned or underway.
Council members expressed concerns and wanted clarity on the wildlife attraction's water usage, waste, how the extreme heat would impact animals housed under a glass roof, as well as where animals would be sourced.
The police department's Firebird helicopter and its critical hoist capabilities won't be available for several weeks during the hottest stretch of the year.
According to the National Retail Federation, families with K–12 students plan to spend an average of $863.86 on back-to-school shopping this year, while college students are expected to spend an average of $1,437.79.
