Arizona Business News

Central Christian Church will be opening its sixth Valley location in a vacant retail space located at Elliot Road and McClintock Drive in Tempe.

Mexico's ambassador to the U.S. urged Congress to approve the successor to the North America Free Trade Agreement on Tuesday.

Self-driving tech developer Waymo announced Tuesday it would open a service center in Mesa and expected to hire hundreds in the coming years.

International trade between Arizona and North American partners Mexico and Canada surged in 2018, according to the governor’s office.

Entrepreneur Mark Cuban, "Shark Tank" regular and owner of the Dallas Mavericks, is the keynote speaker for this week's Arizona Tech Innovation Summit.

Coworking space Galvanize has reeled in a big fish for its downtown site - Google Cloud Arizona.

If you’re forced to take a detour while traveling on Valley freeways this weekend, know that it could be contributing to Arizona’s economy.

Youth-oriented discount retailer Five Below will be setting up shop at Desert Ridge Marketplace in the fall, the north Phoenix shopping center announced.

The East Valley town of Gilbert is opening the second parking garage in its Heritage District on Saturday, two weeks before a massive new restaurant debuts.

Some guys have all the luck. There are nine men in Arizona who have billions of dollars to throw around, according to a Forbes list of the world's extremely wealthy.

It was far from the Arizona-Mexico border, but a very interested audience was watching Wednesday as a Tempe company constructed a border fence prototype.

The remaining assets from Fiesta Mall located in Mesa will be auctioned off to the public through a partnership with Auction Nation.

A West Coast developer with strong ties to Arizona has been charged in a college bribery scandal that snagged celebrities and other wealthy parents determined to get their children into elite schools.

The Verde Park Condominiums will offer one-bedroom, one-bathroom units starting in the $170,000s in Phoenix's Historic Garfield District.

The Arizona Attorney General's Office announced Monday that it has filed a lawsuit in the U.S. Supreme Court challenging a business tax in California.

Arizona businessman Karl Eller, who put the Circle K convenience chain on the map, and helped bring professional sports to Phoenix, died Sunday.

Most housing markets in the nation are shifting in favor of buyers, but Phoenix is bucking the trend, according to a real estate website.

Gilbert recycling company Footprint, founded by former Intel engineers, was recently named one of 12 winners in a challenge to reinvent disposable cups.

The financially strapped Argosy University chain, which has a campus in Phoenix, will be officially closed Friday, just days after it was denied federal student aid.

Mavrix, which is expected to open late in 2019, will add 24 bowling lanes, 85 arcade games, laser tag and more to the Octane Raceway complex in Scottsdale.