Chicanos Por La Causa names Alicia Nuñez as its first female president and CEO, highlighting her extensive financial and operational experience within the organization.

Amazon's drone delivery system, featuring MK30 drones, is expected to start in Tolleson, Arizona by the end of 2024, aiming to enhance same-day delivery services.

Ivanhoe Electric Inc. is considering a new underground copper mining project on a 6,000-acre site near Casa Grande, Arizona, potentially bolstering the state's copper production.

Laura Capello is resigning as CEO of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Arizona after two decades of service, with a departure date set for June 30, 2024.

Chef Raul Del Pozo joins Prime Steak Concepts to innovate menus at Steak 44 and other high-end establishments, bringing new dishes to the Scottsdale culinary scene.

Surprise, Arizona locals requested more retail and dining options in a 2024 survey, showing strong interest in popular brands like The Cheesecake Factory and IKEA. Past surveys have influenced local business development.

National venture capital funding fell 28% in the last year, but Arizona startups defied the trend by raising $273.9 million in Q1 2024, outperforming the previous year's figures when excluding a large, atypical deal.

Rep. Ruben Gallego demands answers from 11 refineries about surging gas prices in Arizona, as Phoenix sees a 50 cent per gallon hike, pushing prices over $4.

A $1.2 billion solar project by Copia Power, backed by the Carlyle Group, will produce renewable energy in Arizona's Harquahala Valley, also involving water rights negotiations.

Phoenix, Glendale, and Tucson rank as stressful cities for workers, with long workweeks and commutes impacting well-being, financial pressures, and a psychological toll on employees.

Maison Solutions Inc. acquires Arizona-based Asian grocery chain Lee Lee International Supermarkets in a $22.2 million deal, aiming to double their revenue and expand in a culturally rich market.

Arizona officials met with Israeli water tech firms to explore partnerships for tackling the state's water issues.

Phoenix-based startup Ink’d Greetings introduces self-service kiosks that produce custom greeting cards, aiming to make card shopping more efficient and affordable.