Arizona Business News

Starting Monday, Phoenix Theatre will be known as The Phoenix Theatre Company. The live stage company is celebrating its 100th anniversary in the Valley.

Kazimierz Wine and Whiskey Bar, which closed last fall after 15 years, reopens Thursday evening under the management of Tommy Plato.

Titan Solar Power, a solar panel installation company, opened its new corporate headquarters in Mesa with a ribbon-cutting ceremony Wednesday morning.

Fast food chicken giant Chick-fil-A is heating things up by testing out new spicy menu options in three Arizona markets, including Phoenix.

Portillo’s announced plans this week to open a location in Avondale, the chain’s third metro Phoenix standalone eatery and the first on the west side.

A intrepid bidder snatched up a sweet replica of the Scooby-Doo Mystery Machine for $59,400 at the Barrett-Jackson auction in Scottsdale.

Coming off a year when it served more than 1.5 million travelers, Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport revealed two new destinations for 2019.

Uber, known for its car ride-hailing app, announced it would roll out 1,000 JUMP-branded bikes and scooters to Scottsdale and Mesa, starting Tuesday.

Arizonans dreaming of a cruise vacation will be able to depart closer to home by the end of the year, when the first ship launches from Rocky Point, Mexico.

The city of Tempe has lured the Donor Network of Arizona from its nearly 18-year-old home in Phoenix with a big chunk of land that will be tailored for growth.

The 3,100-square-foot Scramble includes a 1,000-square-foot dog-friendly patio where people can enjoy the locally sourced breakfast and lunch menu.

A new restaurant concept that will feature an oyster bar and private dining room is expected to open its doors in Scottsdale later this month.

Office space giant, WeWork, has announced it will be opening its first Valley location in Phoenix in the third quarter of 2019.

The Paradise Valley mansion known as Villa Paradiso, which was previously listed for a state-record $35 million, is going up for auction this month.

After more than a decade in business, Revolver Records in downtown Phoenix will be closing up shop in less than a month.

Walmart announced Tuesday it would test the waters of grocery delivery via autonomous vehicles with a pilot program in the Phoenix suburb of Surprise.

A poll found that almost half of Phoenix likely voters supported the arena renovation deal after they were "educated on the facts of the agreement."

Scottsdale-based Pita Jungle opened its 21st location in Arizona at Grand Canyon University on Tuesday, offering a walk-up dining option.

They aren’t the fanciest or trendiest restaurants around, but they aren't to be missed. Six Arizona spots made Yelp's list of the top 100 places to eat.

Desert Ridge Marketplace announced Tuesday it will welcome the first U.S. location for ComicX, a Mexico-based comic book-themed restaurant and bar.