Blue Sushi Sake Grill is opening a new restaurant in Tempe, Arizona, with plans for further expansion in the region. The upcoming location will join the Novus Place retail development and is part of a sustainable seafood program.

Arizona residents in Lake Havasu City are distressed over a utility rate increase by UniSource Energy, prompting state lawmakers to request a review of the decision.

Edgio Inc. has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection to facilitate the sale of its assets amidst financial difficulties and a potential $110 million credit bid from its lender.

Lewis Roca merges with Womble Bond Dickinson, creating a firm with over 1,300 lawyers. The union reflects the legal industry's trend towards consolidation.

Amazon Prime Video features "Breaking Pickleball," showcasing Arizona's inaugural pickleball league season and the personal stories of those involved.

MiiHealth has chosen Phoenix for its U.S. headquarters, benefiting from the city's health tech focus and expanding their AI-driven healthcare offerings for seniors.

Frontier Airlines starts a new Phoenix-Burbank route and targets competitors American and Southwest Airlines. It is part of their 11-route expansion and comes amid fare transparency improvements.

Waymo expands its autonomous vehicle service at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport to offer 24/7 curbside pickups and drop-offs at Terminals 3 and 4 for all Waymo One users.

A $5 million Arizona Microbusiness Loan Program has been launched to support Southern Arizona small businesses, facilitated by CIC in partnership with Groundswell Capital.

Pima County Small Business Commission opens nominations for Small Business of the Year Awards in three categories: Urban, Rural, and Nonprofit, recognizing local businesses' impact on the economy.

Formation Brewing, associated with Denver Beer Co., is preparing to launch later this year on Roosevelt Row, Phoenix, encompassing a 10,000 square foot space for community engagement and beer enjoyment.

The FTC is challenging the Kroger-Albertsons merger in court, concerned it may reduce competition and raise prices, while the companies argue it's necessary to compete with retail giants.

The San Juan Lateral of the Navajo-Gallup Water Supply Project, crucial for Navajo water supply, is 60% complete, according to the Navajo Nation's website.