Arizona Business News

In the sporting goods industry, the impact of the coronavirus pandemic has depended on the focus of the business.

A Food City location in Phoenix that had been closed due to a fire back in September reopened its doors Wednesday morning.

As the Arizona economy adjusts to the virus outbreak, the Arizona Office of Tourism has launched a campaign aimed at reviving tourism throughout the state.

Scottsdale Mayor Jim Lane took to Twitter Tuesday to express his dissatisfaction with the lack of social distancing in Old Town over the holiday weekend.

The Heard Museum in Phoenix announced on Tuesday that it will be reopening in June, which will feature a members-only week.

Desert Diamond Casino West Valley said it will reopen June 5, the latest metro Phoenix gambling venue to resume operations after a coronavirus-related closure.

Raytheon Technologies Corp. is closing its Albuquerque location and will be transferring some of its operations to Tucson.

Press Coffee will be moving its Scottsdale Quarter location to a bigger site within the shopping center, doubling its size.

A Scottsdale-based company has launched a virtual app to help children and their families cope with high levels of stress and anxiety.

Thousands of Arizona car buyers are eligible for financial relief after a multi-million dollar settlement with an auto loan financing company.

Frontline workers, families in need or just those who need an emotional boost can grab some free food from Mexican restaurant Someburros on Wednesday.

The Maricopa County of Governments released a zip code map that details where the most unemployment claims are being filed in the county.

The Arizona Attorney General’s Office has reached a settlement with Lyle Day, co-founder of DIY Neurocare of America, over an unfulfilled refund policy.

Great Wolf Lodge, located in the Talking Stick Entertainment District, will re-open on June 9 after closing due to the coronavirus.

As Arizona businesses continue to adapt to the coronavirus outbreak, one entrepreneur is ready to call North Scottsdale home for his new restaurant.

As the economic toll from the coronavirus pandemic continues to mount, a new poll found that many Arizonans have been hurt financially and the impact fell more heavily on those with lower incomes.

Phoenix-based electronics distributor Avnet topped the list of most successful companies in Arizona, according to Fortune 500.

The April report said the state's economy lost 283,300 jobs, nearly all in the private sector and with nearly all industries recording jobs losses.

People are being encouraged to enjoy some beer, wine and food from their favorite downtown Chandler restaurants while at Dr. A.J. Chandler Park.

A metro Phoenix restaurant owner said some of her employees are choosing to continue receiving unemployment benefits rather than return to work.