Arizona Business News

Nebraska-based performance automotive parts company Speedway Motors opened a new location in Tolleson on Monday.

An Illinois-based winery and eatery is expanding with plans to open a second Valley location, this one in Chandler, later this year.

Lucid Motors, which is producing its soon-to-be-available luxury electric vehicles in Arizona, became a publicly listed company on Monday.

With businesses opening to full capacity and looking to rebound from the COVID-19 pandemic, employers in metro Phoenix and Arizona are looking to hire. Here's the list of employers looking for workers.

The Arizona Lottery achieved record sales numbers during the 2021 fiscal year totaling over $1.439 billion, officials said in a press release Thursday.

The Clarendon Hotel and Spa in central Phoenix is calling itself the state’s first cannabis-friendly hotel, with some rooms designated for marijuana use.

Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport continued its rebound from the COVID-19 pandemic with the strongest June in its 27-year history.

ASML, a company based in the Netherlands that supplies products and support to semiconductor manufacturers, is increasing its presence in metro Phoenix.

A recent report found Arizona's job recovery rate coming out of the COVID-19 pandemic is 87%, only behind Idaho and Utah for the best in the nation.

As the world returns to what was normal prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, many people who have been working from home are experiencing anxiety about returning to work.

Cases of the delta variant are rising quickly in the U.S., but Navajo officials say they made the right decision earlier this month to reopen parts of the nation at 50% capacity.

Valley-based Harkins Theatres will reportedly close the doors on a 20-year-old movie house in north Phoenix before the end of the year.

The Phoenix Rescue Mission's Outreach Team has rescued 120 people off the streets since launching its heat relief campaign in May, officials announced.

Arizona's largest hospital system announced Tuesday that all employees are required to be vaccinated against COVID-19 by Nov. 1.

A week after the Arizona tourism industry received word that over $100 million of support was on the way, data was released Tuesday showing just how hard COVID-19 hit the massive sector last year.

Mountainside Fitness is opening its second location in Mesa later this year.

Phoenix-based electric truck startup Nikola Motors is expanding in a big way, adding more than 50 locations in nine states.

Bluewater Grill, the Phoenix seafood restaurant marked by an eye-catching blue-and-white swordfish sign overlooking State Route 51 at Camelback Road, is moving into the shuttered SanTan Brewing location a mile away.

Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich's office filed a consumer fraud lawsuit Thursday against two real estate companies and managers for allegedly deceiving consumers in transactions.

An Arizona woman who owns a Sedona listing was named the most hospitable host in the state by Airbnb.