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Novus Innovation Corridor, a multi-phase mixed-use development that is integrated with Arizona State University's Tempe campus, is adding an upscale hotel to its main street entertainment district.

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Chandler Economic Development Director Micah Miranda's career began when he was a kid with his fascination and appreciation for water.

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Ergas Group — based in Vancouver, British Columbia — bought a fully leased industrial building in northwest Gilbert for $11 million.

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HAILEY MENSIK/PHOENIX BUSINESS JOURNAL | Aug 9, 2026
Walmart buys 38 acres along growing West Valley distribution corridor

The site is located at the northeast corner of State Route 85 and Southern Avenue – a part of the city where several new industrial projects geared toward warehousing and distribution users are planned or underway.
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HAILEY MENSIK/PHOENIX BUSINESS JOURNAL | Aug 8, 2026
German semiconductor firm shutters Mesa plant, lays off workers

A company spokesperson confirmed the layoffs and said Infineon Technologies is winding down manufacturing and closing the facility by Sept. 30.
KYLIE WERNER | Aug 7, 2026
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SERENA O'SULLIVAN | Aug 6, 2026
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SERENA O'SULLIVAN | Aug 6, 2026
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SERENA O'SULLIVAN | Aug 6, 2026
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says Trump admin ‘laser-focused’ on Arizona semiconductors

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SERENA O'SULLIVAN | Aug 5, 2026
From salads to coffee? Dutch Bros could take over closed Salad and Go spots

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SERENA O'SULLIVAN | Aug 5, 2026
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KEVIN STONE | Aug 5, 2026
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DAVID IVERSEN | Aug 4, 2026
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KYLIE WERNER | Aug 3, 2026
Work progresses on industrial development near Buc-ee’s in Goodyear

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KEVIN STONE | Aug 3, 2026
Old Town Tortilla Factory closes for good after 30 years in Scottsdale

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DAVID IVERSEN | Aug 3, 2026
Taiwan to open Phoenix cultural office amid TSMC growth

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Indoor rainforest project near Scottsdale put on hold after tribal council delays vote

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DAVID VEENSTRA | Aug 2, 2026
Mesa industrial property sells for $5.25 million

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KYLIE WERNER | Aug 1, 2026
Construction begins on $20.1M medical office condominium development in Queen Creek

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KYLIE WERNER | Aug 1, 2026
Developer announces completion of Nexus Commerce Center industrial park in Tempe

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DAVID VEENSTRA | Aug 1, 2026
2 contemporary fashion brands to make Arizona debuts at Scottsdale Quarter

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Great Wolf Lodge looks to expand resort with additional tower

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BRANDON BROWN/PHOENIX BUSINESS JOURNAL | Jul 31, 2026
Bygone mall favorite Hot Dog on a Stick plans return to Arizona

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