Goodyear's GSQ is a new mixed-use area offering living, shopping, dining, and entertainment, with attractions like Civic Square Park and popular eateries.

Buckeye remains optimistic despite KORE Power pulling out of a project, citing the city's ability to attract businesses and intent to build infrastructure for future growth.

Presidential Pools & Spas secured the naming rights to the Diamondbacks' pool suite at Chase Field, now called the "Presidential Pools Suite," and will support community swim lessons.

Noble Ground Coffee has closed all its Arizona locations, leaving customers and the community seeking answers amid silent stores and a ceased online presence.

Ex-pilot Ron Nielsen and Arizona flight instructors raise concerns over air traffic controller shortages and stress on staff, while the FAA plans to increase hiring.

Nestlé has opened a new factory in Glenwood to produce coffee creamers, creating over 300 high-paying jobs, with a focus on sustainability and advanced technology.

Eco-Chic Consignments, led by My Sister’s Closet, is entering a new era with CEO Janet Walzer and new investors aiming to expand beyond Phoenix. Founder Ann Siner retires but remains involved.

Nikola Corp. is exploring various options for its future amid financial struggles, including partnerships, capital raising, or business divestiture, while CEO Steve Girsky remains in charge despite bankruptcy rumors.

Barrett-Jackson's Scottsdale Auction saw high sales, including a 1981 Land Rover Series 3 at $438,900. The event featured diverse collectibles and activities.

Barrett-Jackson's Scottsdale auction sold a "Ghostbusters Ectomobile" replica for $297,000 and a "Back To The Future" DeLorean replica for $132,000, while a charity car auction raised $150,000 for the Progeria Research Foundation.

Freeport-McMoRan's Q4 report shows mixed results with lower revenue but higher earnings than expected. Shares declined but the outlook remains positive, while analysts maintain strong buy recommendations.

Phoenix Sister Cities hosted a luncheon emphasizing air mobility innovations, where Mayor Gallego acknowledged the city's tech growth and awarded local businesses. Michael Robbins gave a keynote on air mobility's future.

The City of Phoenix made an impactful debut as the only U.S. city exhibitor at CES, highlighting local tech innovation and fostering business connections, with Mayor Gallego touting the city's economic strengths.