Arizona Business News

The slide of former retail icon Sears continued Monday, filing for bankruptcy protection and announcing closure of 142 more stores, including three in metro Phoenix.

Single-family homebuilder Toll Brothers has planned its first apartment communities for metro Phoenix, pouring $132 million into two locations.

Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey announced the creation of the Institute for Automated Mobility, a public-private enterprise designed to safely pave the way to the future for self-driving vehicles.

Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport was ranked No. 7 in the 2018 Condé Nast Traveler Readers’ Choice Awards for best U.S. airports.

Mattress Firm, the largest mattress retailer in the country, has filed for bankruptcy protection and planned to close a dozen stores in metro Phoenix.

As the global recycling market crashes, Arizona’s largest city is feeling the crunch. The net revenue of Phoenix's recycling program has fallen by $300,000 a month in the last year.

Acclaimed Japanese restaurant chain Nobu has found a home in Arizona, and according to reports Wednesday, it will be at Scottsdale Fashion Square.

Two new travel options -- one intercontinental and one domestic -- are coming to Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport next year.

If you live in the Valley and want your home to be like a castle, you're in the right place. A website determined that the Phoenix area ranks seventh in the nation in median house size.

Tired of the same old multimillion-dollar houses on the market in the Phoenix area? An amazing Paradise Valley property was just listed for $12,950,000.

The East Valley suburb of Gilbert was deemed to be the fastest-growing city in Arizona, based on population and economic factors, by a personal finance website.

Bob Parsons, the founder of GoDaddy, has resigned from his company's board of directors, it was announced Wednesday. The resignation will go into effect on Friday.

An unruly passenger who boarded a Phoenix flight to Boston forced a plane to land halfway to its destination this week, according to reports.

Two investment companies have agreed to buy and develop the prime piece of Tempe real estate that includes the Hayden House. The historic home will become the city's property.

Valley Chipotle loyalists, rejoice. The fast-casual Mexican chain unveiled a pilot rewards program Monday that includes the Phoenix market.