Arizona Business News

The Salvation Army partnered with Ford Motor Company to provide more than 1.3 million free masks to communities across Arizona.

Fry's Electronics, the chain of consumer tech stores that burst onto the retail scene 35 years ago and eventually landed in metro Phoenix, is officially closing.

A new Arizona-based company has developed artificial intelligence software to predict how a student will perform academically, helping teachers intervene before it’s too late.

The top place to eat in Arizona, at least according to the "Yelp Community," is an unassuming hot dog shop in Scottsdale.

The largest supplier of electricity in Arizona has agreed to pay more than $24 million to customers who were given inadequate information when choosing their plans.

Phoenix-based mattress producer Brooklyn Bedding announced plans to build a huge manufacturing facility along with new headquarters in Glendale.

WASHINGTON (AP) — President Joe Biden announced changes Monday to target more federal pandemic assistance to the nation’s smallest businesses and ventures owned by women and people of color. Biden says a lot of these mom and pop businesses “got muscled out of the way” by larger businesses seeking federal money in the early days […]

From a tax scam warning to Honeywell opening a facility in Chandler to produce personal protective equipment, here are the biggest Arizona stories of the weekend.

Arizona job levels are expected to approach pre-pandemic levels about a year from now, according to a new forecast.

Driven by population and employment growth with a high-tech industrial base, Phoenix has climbed into the top 10 best-performing large cities nationwide.

The Phoenix City Council approved a rezoning request that will redevelop Paradise Valley Mall for mixed use, including a grocery store, restaurants and high-rise multi-family housing.

The Arizona Small Business Association has launched a virtual initiative aimed at helping businesses recover from the coronavirus pandemic.

Chandler-based apparel maker State Forty Eight is flexing a little muscle with an expansion of its store and services.

Downtown Mesa is cooking up a socially distanced outdoor dining scene complete with live music and food delivery service.

The Arizona Supreme Court earlier this year sanctioned legal paraprofessionals who could provide more affordable representation.

A worldwide technology company plans to set up a manufacturing site in metro Phoenix and expects to be operational next year.

The Arizona Supreme Court says cities, counties and the state Legislature must ensure the public actually receives a real benefit in exchange for subsidies the government provides to lure businesses.

Airbnb has taken action against dozens of Arizona properties for violating the rental service’s ban on parties during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Discount flyer Allegiant Air is adding a nonstop summer route between the Phoenix-Mesa Gateway and San Diego airports starting in May.

Dog Haus, known for its gourmet hot dogs, sausages and hamburgers, will open its new location at Watermark Tempe on Feb. 20, according to a press release.