Arizona Business News

Goodyear is about to be the home of 1.3 million square foot Elwood Logistics Center, metro Phoenix's largest speculative industrial building.

Gilbert IT company The I.T. Workshop has merged with two others to form a national company.

An annual ranking has Paradise Valley as one of the wealthiest towns in America.

Tempe-based apparel company Sportiqe is looking to fill jobs at its just-opened Phoenix warehouse, doubling its Arizona footprint.

With total revenues of more than $39 billion, Progressive intends to hire around 8,000 new employees as part of their nationwide expansion.

Frontier Airlines announced the addition of two direct California connections from Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport.

Main Street in downtown Mesa will begin to take on a new look after officials broke ground Monday on a $75 million mixed-use project.

A global analytics company has signed on for office space to accommodate 150 new jobs in Chandler.

For the 13th year in a row, Arizona residents will be able to take part in Salt River Project's Water Conservation Expo, free of charge.

The new technology confirms the validity of an Arizona Travel ID while simultaneously confirming travelers' flight information.

Spin, Phoenix’s only remaining electric scooter vendor, debuted new stations designed to unclutter sidewalks and keep the devices charged.

After months of rebuilding and renovating the damaged restaurant, First Watch will reopen on February 24, according to a press release.

Two bills were discussed at the Arizona Legislature on Thursday morning that would regulate vacation rental properties throughout the state.

By the middle of March, Goodyear will officially be home to a new Ferrero distribution center, according to an statement released online.

The luxury wing of a Scottsdale shopping center will be adding another restaurant to its fine-dining stable in the next few weeks.

Canopy by Hilton is planning to open its first Southwest location near Arizona State University in Tempe this spring.

The valley's Asian community, particularly in Mesa, has been getting hateful comments related to the coronavirus outbreak centered in China.

After 71 days on the market, Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey's six-bedroom French-style farmhouse in Paradise Valley sold last week for $8.15 million.

In preparation for the season opening on March 14, Six Flags Hurricane Harbor is looking to hire roughly 500 new staff members

When it comes to sanctuary city policies, a coalition of Arizona small businesses is taking a stand against two controversial proposals.