Arizona Business News

Italian restaurant Meat the Ball will hold a grand opening for its new Scottsdale location near Scottsdale Road and Frank Lloyd Wright Boulevard on Nov. 7. 

Gov. Doug Ducey says Arizona job creators have gotten the equivalent of a $79-million tax cut, and that it hasn't cost the general fund one dollar.

Phoenix Rescue Mission is holding the grand reopening of its Mission Possible Café this week, complete with new menu items created by a celebrity chef.

Queen Creek is expanding its use of solar energy with a deal to bring in over 1,000 solar panels for homes and businesses.

Sauce Pizza and Wine, a Valley-based fast-casual Italian chain, opened its first 13th Arizona location, and first in Tempe, on Thursday.

A Paradise Valley property with a variety of sports facilities has entered the race to become the most expensive home ever sold in Arizona.

The swanky restaurant within Scottsdale's Hotel Valley Ho is debuting an updated look and new menu items after a more than two-month renovation.

The U.S. Supreme Court has chosen not to review a lower court ruling that an Arizona car-rental tax on tourists to fund sports facilities was legal.

Arizona supermarket retailer Fry's Food Stores will join other companies and stop selling electronic cigarettes, parent company Kroger has announced.

Whole Foods announced the location at Ash Avenue and University Drive in Tempe will open its doors Nov. 6.

A national hotel chain has broken ground on a new extended-stay development in Mesa that is expected to open next fall.

Scottsdale-based tech company Axon and the U.S. Forest Service announced an agreement that will give rangers and agents body cameras to go along with the stun guns previously purchased.

The 2020 Russo and Steele Collector Automobile Auctions will take place on a 20-acre site on Scottsdale Road just south of the Loop 101 Pima Freeway.

One Phoenix-area city stands out from the state crowd for its friendliness to vegetarians and vegans, according to a personal-finance website's rankings.

These Valley companies are working to stop waste from ending up in landfills by providing deconstruction services and selling discounted building materials.

The Phoenix area has one of the nation’s fastest average turnaround times for home flipping but one of the lowest returns on investment, a new report found.

A federal bankruptcy court has approved the sale of Scottsdale-based Kona Grill for $25 million to a steakhouse chain, according to a report.

Accounting giant Deloitte is doubling its presence at a mixed-used development in Gilbert, the East Valley town announced Thursday.

An Arizona artist was chosen to paint a mural depicting Phoenix’s history inside downtown’s first full-service grocery store, which is set to open Oct. 23.

The city of Mesa is looking to rebrand a 2-mile stretch of Dobson Road that's become home to more than 70 Asian-owned businesses.