Arizona Business News

Greater Phoenix has been ranked as the No. 1 performing major employment market in the U.S. through the first eight months of 2020.

Passenger travel at Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport is beginning to rebound after a slow few months due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Fans of the Phoenix Art Museum can now purchase monthly membership plans that cost less than $10 per month. The museum reopens on Oct. 1.

Arizona Snowbowl has announced plans to open in November for the winter season with new coronavirus protocols in place.

The coronavirus pandemic won't eliminate the office, but workplaces will transform into gathering hubs, according to Valley real estate developers.

Shares in electric and hydrogen-powered truck startup Nikola plunged on Monday after the Phoenix company’s founder resigned amid allegations of fraud – just two weeks after signing a $2 billion partnership with General Motors.

Fans of O.H.S.O Brewery and Distillery will soon have another option in Phoenix as Little O's gets ready to open its doors later this month.

Medieval Times in Scottsdale is looking for volunteers to help sew more than 1,000 masks from the dinner theater's costume materials.

Advocates against the sale of flavored tobacco products believe a citywide ban on its sale would prevent children from gravitating towards the goods.

The award-winning musical stage hit "Hamilton" will be back in the Valley for three weeks in the second half of 2021, ASU Gammage announced Wednesday.

Businesses that were closed under executive order can now open in Yuma and Gila counties, leaving only one Arizona county outside of the reopening range.

First Service Medical will demolish the abandoned construction project next month and build a new medical campus north of Peoria.

Arizona's pizza scene just received a nice ego boost after two Phoenix pizza restaurants were named to the Top 25 in America.

Axon Enterprises purchased nearly 74 acres of land on the southeast corner of Hayden Road and the Loop 101, where the Taser makers will build a new headquarters.

The Old Potato Barn in Gilbert will be transformed into the Higley Barns, a multimillion-dollar mixed-use development site.

It was status quo in Thursday’s Arizona COVID-19 business benchmarks update, with 12 of the state's 15 counties remaining in opening stages.

Phoenix businesses who have been in operation over the past year and have seen a decline in profits due to the coronavirus pandemic are eligible.

The Ballet Arizona COVID-19 Recovery and Relief fund is designed to raise $1 million to help dancers who have been impacted by the pandemic.

The Glendale City Council approved a mixed-use development with a beach-style attraction as the centerpiece near State Farm Stadium.

People in the metro Phoenix area who have started to telework could potentially use the money they save from commuting to purchase a home.