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.

The Scottsdale Plaza Resort has been sold to Trinity Investments for $124.3 million, with planned expansions and renovations to update the luxury property.

Ernest Garcia II is Arizona's wealthiest resident with $8.9 billion, according to Forbes, ranking 278th globally. Mark Shoen and Arturo Moreno follow behind in state rankings. Carvana CEO's net worth dropped, while Mat Ishbia's rose significantly.

99 Cents Only Stores are closing all locations in Arizona, California, Nevada, and Texas due to economic challenges, ending over four decades of operation.

Shake Shack and Chipotle are expanding with new drive-thru locations in Scottsdale, emphasizing convenience while maintaining their quality dining experiences.

The City of Mesa announces its Summer Electric Assistance program to help eligible residents reduce their energy bills with savings on service and usage charges.

The Apache Junction Construction Expo aims to gather industry professionals to network, showcase their skills, and seek new partnerships, with opportunities for companies to increase exposure and secure future business.

The Old Station Sub Shop in Phoenix is for sale after 38 years, with an asking price of $139,000. Its owner cites a pickup in business following local cleanup efforts.

Phoenix extends e-scooter and bike program to 24/7 in downtown, with a pilot program to gauge usefulness and enforce safety, including anti-DUI measures.

Arizona's real estate prices are soaring, with the Phoenix area hosting the state's most expensive cities. Paradise Valley tops the list with home values averaging over $3.2 million, reflecting a challenging market for buyers.

Drew Brees-backed Smalls Sliders is expanding into Phoenix with 22 new locations, partnering with Purple Square Management to establish its presence in the western U.S.