Amazon has signed a 10-year lease for a 1.2 million-square-foot space at The Cubes at Glendale, continuing its expansion in Arizona despite a recent slowdown in warehouse activities.

Fender is set to build a new 80,000-square-foot office in Phoenix, aiming to attract top talent and create 100 jobs, with the building to feature innovative spaces for guitar and amplifier development.

Arizona State University is creating education programs with local partners, supported by industry giants, to train a workforce for the expanding semiconductor industry.

The Goodyear InnovationHub article highlights small businesses as key to the U.S. economy, noting their role in job creation, innovation, and community ties.

Phoenix invites public input on a new 300-bed homeless shelter with a meeting set for March 21, offering residential services and employment opportunities.

Three Arizona cities—Gilbert, Mesa, and Chandler—are top locations for retirement savings, with reasonable living costs and higher incomes, while cities in California and New York rank poorly due to high expenses.

Denver-based Tract is planning a $14 billion, 1,000-acre data center project in Phoenix, aiming to provide significant local jobs and contribute to the tech industry's growth.

The U.S. government is investing $8.5 billion in Intel for semiconductor production, aiming to increase chipmaking capabilities and create jobs in four states.

Scottsdale, Arizona, seeks public input on proposed short-term rental and nuisance party ordinances before a May 6 City Council vote to improve quality of life.

Frontier Airlines is launching flights from Phoenix to Los Cabos, Mexico starting May 16, with introductory fares starting at $89. This marks Frontier's first international destination from Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport.

Phoenix has enacted new water conservation rules for high-usage businesses, requiring those using over 250,000 gallons daily to have a conservation plan.

The NHRA returns to the recently rebranded Firebird Motorsports Park in Chandler with a multiyear deal, following its near closure due to a planned freeway expansion. The Gila River Indian Community intervened, and the track is now set for a revival.

New realtor rules in Arizona could change the housing market dynamics by altering buyer's agent compensation and leading to potential changes in how buyers and sellers negotiate fees.