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The first animal case of New World screwworm in Arizona has been confirmed. (USDA photo)

New World screwworm was detected in Arizona. What does that mean for beef prices?

A mockup of the Honeywell planned $500 million aerospace facility. (Photo via Honeywell)

Honeywell Aerospace plans $500 million Tempe factory, touts 600 new jobs

Sprouts Farmers Market, a Phoenix-based grocery store chain, is opening three new locations throughout Arizona over the next two weeks.

Sprouts to open 3 new Arizona locations by early November

Several projects were recently denied in unincorporated Pinal County, just as a 954-acre data center campus was just approved in Casa Grande.

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Casa Grande approves 954-acre data center after county denies similar projects

Consumer sentiment continues to slide in the Valley and in most of the country as gasoline — particularly diesel fuel — remains expensive and mortgage rates climb.

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Consumer sentiment slides in Phoenix as gas prices, mortgage rates climb

Terry Black’s BBQ purchased the property at Brown Avenue and Main Street in Old Town Scottsdale for $11.2 million ahead of its Arizona debut. (Photo via Terry Black's BBQ)

Terry Black’s buys Old Town Scottsdale property for $11.2 million for barbecue joint

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German airline offering new service from Phoenix Sky Harbor to Munich

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DAVID IVERSEN | Oct 19, 2026
Time Mission to bring 25-plus themed game rooms to Scottsdale

Arizona’s first Time Mission will open at Sonora Village in late spring or summer 2027, with teams racing to dodge lasers, crack codes and solve puzzles.
HAILEY MENSIK/PHOENIX BUSINESS JOURNAL | Oct 19, 2026
Project Paperclip eyes nearly 5,000-acre Arizona site

Arizona State Land Department records show thousands of acres are being sought for a large defense-related development called “Project Paperclip."
HAILEY MENSIK/PHOENIX BUSINESS JOURNAL | Oct 18, 2026
Vestar moves ahead with Gateway Crossing, a mixed-use project in southeast Mesa

Vestar is going through the city’s approvals process to set up the property for two hotels, one large retail anchor and more retail space.
JEFF GIFFORD/PHOENIX BUSINESS JOURNAL | Oct 17, 2026
Fujifilm plans $18 million Mesa expansion to boost semiconductor materials production

Mesa City Council approved the expansion, including 86,455 square feet of development across five new buildings, storage tanks, an automated cargo collection warehouse and other processing equipment, in January.
DAVID VEENSTRA | Oct 15, 2026
Several brands set up shop in Arizona exclusively at Scottsdale Fashion Square

Diptyque, Hive & Colony, SKIMS and Studs are all making Arizona debuts. Tecovas opened a new store, and Foot Locker completed an expansion.
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DAVID IVERSEN | Oct 14, 2026
Salad and Go is coming back to Arizona as judge OKs sale of 22 more stores

Salad and Go is returning to its Gilbert roots as its original chef and two partners buy the brand. Plus, see who bought 22 more Arizona stores.
KYLIE WERNER | Oct 12, 2026
The Escape Game opens 2nd Valley escape room venue at CityScape in downtown Phoenix

The new site is open at CityScape in downtown Phoenix Monday through Sunday from 8 a.m. to midnight.
AMY EDELEN/PHOENIX BUSINESS JOURNAL | Oct 12, 2026
Gudeng Precision opens semiconductor component facility in Glendale

The Taiwan-based firm plans to create dozens of jobs at its first U.S. manufacturing facility.
BRANDON BROWN/PHOENIX BUSINESS JOURNAL | Oct 11, 2026
New midtown Phoenix restaurant combines barbecue and seafood

Chef Chris Collins is bringing the two cuisines together on one menu at Cowboy Seafood.
BRANDON BROWN/PHOENIX BUSINESS JOURNAL | Oct 10, 2026
Chef behind acclaimed LeDu Thai in downtown Phoenix opens supper club in uptown

Every dish on Homme Thai Supper Club's menu reflects a recipe that Vivid “Gabby” Chu grew up eating.
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HAILEY MENSIK/PHOENIX BUSINESS JOURNAL | Oct 9, 2026
Pinal County rezones 4,695 acres of state land for potential massive employment hub

The new zoning status specifies that standalone data centers and utility-scale solar plants are prohibited.
DAVID IVERSEN | Oct 8, 2026
Arizona TikTok lawsuit alleges app hooks kids, hides risks from families

Attorney General Kris Mayes says company records show about 543,000 Arizona minors used the platform monthly. The state wants TikTok to send out consumer refunds and pay penalties.
KEVIN STONE | Oct 6, 2026
True Food Kitchen files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, closes 12 restaurants

The former Sam Fox concept still has three Arizona locations, including the original Biltmore spot, as it looks to restructure and find a buyer.
ASSOCIATED PRESS | Oct 5, 2026
Taiwan opens Phoenix office despite pressure from China

Gov. Katie Hobbs welcomed the Phoenix office after Chinese officials urged her to oppose it, citing Arizona's strong economic partnership with Taiwan.
BRANDON BROWN/PHOENIX BUSINESS JOURNAL | Oct 5, 2026
Wrigley Mansion sold to Arizona Biltmore ownership group

The sale price was $17 million, according to Maricopa County real estate records.
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DOUGLAS SANTO | Oct 4, 2026
13-acre commercial development taking shape in Cave Creek

The commercial development is expected to significantly improve the town's sales tax base and economic vitality and has been planned for a while.
ANGELA GONZALES/PHOENIX BUSINESS JOURNAL | Oct 4, 2026
Taylor Morrison snags 406 lots near TSMC’s $265B Phoenix development

Homebuilders are shifting toward aggressive bulk lot acquisitions to lock down future inventory, with more to come.
HAILEY MENSIK/PHOENIX BUSINESS JOURNAL | Oct 3, 2026
Huge chunk of north Phoenix land sells to Scottsdale developer for auto mall

Scottsdale-based De Rito⁠ Partners acquired a 130-acre site within Halo Vista from Mack for $67,376,129 on Sept. 23.
AMY EDELEN/PHOENIX BUSINESS JOURNAL | Oct 2, 2026
Gen Digital submits preliminary offer to acquire GoDaddy in potential Valley mega-deal

Gen Digital (Nasdaq: GEN), the parent company of Norton, Avast and LifeLock, submitted a preliminary acquisition offer to GoDaddy.
DYLAN KANE | Oct 1, 2026
Construction starts on Embassy Suites at The BLVD development in Avondale

The six-story, 180-suite, full-service hotel will serve as a cornerstone of The BLVD.
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SERENA O'SULLIVAN | Oct 1, 2026
Queen Creek Marketplace announced 5 new tenants, including Barnes & Noble

Barnes & Noble, Jinya Ramen Bar, LongHorn Steakhouse, Aubergine Kitchen and LaserAway will open at the East Valley shopping center either later this year or in early 2027.
SERENA O'SULLIVAN | Oct 1, 2026
Feeling spooky? Raise your spirits at these Halloween bar crawls and cocktail pop-ups

Halloween may be more than a month away, but metro Phoenix bars are already lighting candles, carving jack-o’-lanterns and serving up scares despite the lingering heat.
BRANDON BROWN/PHOENIX BUSINESS JOURNAL | Oct 1, 2026
Phoenix pool retailer Leslie’s files bankruptcy papers, strikes deal to cut 90% of debt

The prearranged deal with its creditors includes shuttering stores and changing control of the company.
SERENA O'SULLIVAN | Sep 30, 2026
From food truck to burger bars: Randizzle’s plans 2 Valley restaurants

A pro football player-turned-chef is expanding his business into brick-and-mortar locations in Mesa and Phoenix.
DAVID IVERSEN | Sep 29, 2026
7 Brew wins approval to buy 36 Arizona Salad and Go locations

A $123.5 million sale covers 63 leases in four states. See the Arizona addresses included and what's next as the bankruptcy sale moves toward closing.