Arizona’s Canadian snowbird economy took a sharp hit in 2025, with visitation plunging 22% even as overall international travel grew.

A California precast-concrete manufacturer could bring up to 150 jobs to Coolidge, where 600 applications arrived in about a week.

Chang Hwa Bank is seeking a Phoenix office as Taiwan’s financial network follows TSMC’s massive Arizona expansion.

Tempe Marketplace will add four new tenants in 2026, including KUIU's first Arizona shop and national names Coach, Tommy Hilfiger and Glo Tanning.

Freeport is nearing a decision on a multibillion-dollar expansion at its Bagdad mine that would sharply boost U.S. copper output.

County inspectors flagged 10 Valley stores for priority violations after finding refrigeration failures and at least one instance of spoiled milk. Inspection notes show unsafe dairy was discarded.

County inspectors found bottled milk near 70°F at a Phoenix 7‑Eleven and cited several Valley retailers for priority food‑safety violations. Items were discarded and fixes ordered.

Sprouts has leased a Michaels unit in North Phoenix as the Phoenix-based grocer pushes a major store expansion. No opening date has been disclosed.

Arizona slipped in CNBC’s 2026 Top States for Business rankings as new infrastructure weighting exposed gaps, even as the state reels in major investments and builds workforce pipelines.

Nearly 7 in 10 Arizona businesses choose investment over cost-cutting, but many are pacing big decisions amid tariffs and fraud risk.

Phoenix Business Journal’s new Book of Lists ranks 330 employers; Banner Health tops the roster and the list covers more than 598,000 jobs statewide.

A handful of Phoenix‑area headquarters pushed statewide public‑company revenue up about 12% in 2025, the Phoenix Business Journal's ranking shows. Large miners and service firms did the heavy lifting.

Maricopa County inspectors cited nine Metro Phoenix stores for priority food-safety violations the week of June 15, forcing discarded food and repairs at several grocers.