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.

WaFd Bank is exiting the single-family mortgage lending industry, resulting in the layoff of 174 employees, which is 8% of its workforce. The changes are part of a strategic shift announced with first-quarter earnings.

Hot Sauce and Pepper, a family-owned vegan food truck in Phoenix, faced a setback with a stolen U-Haul but bounced back with community support, now expanding their menu to other restaurants.

Zaxby's is opening new restaurants in Arizona and Ohio, with plans for six locations in Phoenix and another in Liberty Township, as part of the brand's expansion efforts.

AC Hotels by Marriott is setting up a new hotel in Goodyear's GSQ area, promising local job creation and supporting the city's rapid growth and development.

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JCPenney merges with Sparc Group to form Catalyst Brands, a new entity housing six brands and led by Marc Rosen, with anticipated cost efficiencies and talent synergies.

Safety Shot Inc. plans to acquire Yerbae Brands Corp. in an all-stock deal valued at $15.2 million, aiming to leverage new distribution channels and marketing capabilities.

Peoria and Local First Arizona collaborate to support local food businesses, seeking input through a survey which might reward participants with the chance to throw the first pitch at a Spring Training game.