Arizona Business News

Waymo's paid driverless car service will likely make its debut in metro Phoenix within the next two months, a company official said.

Tucson-based Vector Launch has told the government it has planned a launch to test its orbital rocket for the first time next spring.

ATLANTA (AP) — Chick-fil-A customers no longer have to go get their chicken because the chicken will come to them. The company is partnering with DoorDash to offer home delivery from more than 1,100 of its restaurants nationwide. Participating restaurants will deliver everything on the menu to customers within a 10-minute radius. In a statement, […]

A potential pilots' strike against low-fare carrier Frontier Airlines was likely averted Monday, after the sides reached an “agreement in principle” that would include better pay.

Scottsdale-based restaurant chain Kona Grill has replaced its CEO with one of its founders and another businessman, the company said.

Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport was named the best airport in the United States by a prominent travel advice website.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has ordered an Arizona pool chemical company to stop selling an improperly registered pesticide.

Oscar, a New York-based health insurance startup, is increasing its footprint in the East Valley by expanding its office space and hiring hundreds of new employees.

Bitmain Tecnologies Ltd. announced recently that it plans to open an 8,000-square-foot office in Chandler's Park at San Tan facility.

An international real estate company has announced plans to build a 25-story apartment complex in busy downtown Phoenix, to be ready by 2020.

Gov. Doug Ducey said Thursday that East Coast financial services giant Voya will be temporarily setting up shop in Tempe and bringing along many jobs.

American Airlines planned to drop a daily flight between Tucson and Charlotte, North Carolina, by early next year, according to a recent report.

Arizona's first "Next Generation" Dunkin' Donuts, including a drive-thru for mobile orders and tap system for cold beverages, will open in Chandler on Thursday, near Germann and Gilbert roads.

Arizona State Land officials will auction off 81 acres broken into six parcels that was valued at more than $14 million.

Easley’s Fun Shop near downtown Phoenix has been the go-to place for many looking for costumes. But after more than seven decades, it’s closing its doors at the end of this year.