Bank of America names new Phoenix market executive

Phoenix Business Journal 3/12 2:30A Greg Barr

Bank of America has shuffled the deck of its leadership structure in Arizona, with a longtime banker moving into the role as Phoenix market executive.

Valley businesses navigate uncertainty over tariff, trade tumult

Phoenix Business Journal 3/12 2:15A Jorge Ramos

Some key Valley business players say they feel equipped to handle the Trump administration's tariff tumult. Phoenix homebuilders are prepared for effects from tariffs later this year.

Trailblazing startups wanted: Nominations open for AZ Inno Fire Awards

Phoenix Business Journal 3/11 2:30A Greg Barr

The cat's out of the bag: Arizona is one of the country's fastest-growing innovation and technology hubs. A recent Brookings Institution study ranked the Phoenix metro No. 21 out of 100 U.S. cities for digital jobs, while the Valley is now seen...

Andretti Indoor Karting & Games hires for Glendale location

Phoenix Business Journal 3/7 9:00A Audrey Jensen

As it prepares to open the doors for its second Arizona go-kart facility, Andretti Indoor Karting & Games is eyeing yet another Valley city for a new location.

Trump executive order targets Phoenix's 7th-largest law firm

Phoenix Business Journal 3/7 8:28A Elizabeth Hayes

Trump is seeking to strip the firm of federal contracts and security clearances.

Sky Harbor’s passenger growth softens, latest data shows

Phoenix Business Journal 3/7 1:00A Brandon Brown

Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport is coming off a record-breaking 2024, but passenger growth appears to be softening in 2025.

Trump wants to kill CHIPS Act, saying tariff threat prompted TSMC’s new $100 billion bet

Phoenix Business Journal 3/7 1:00A Matthew DeWees

WASHINGTON — Touting the $100 billion expansion TSMC announced on March 3, President Donald Trump boasted that he’d lured the chipmaker not with subsidies but with a threat of tariffs on imported semiconductors. The Taiwan giant is already building...

Frontier Airlines announces new Phoenix-Seattle service to start in June

Phoenix Business Journal 3/6 9:19A Serena O'Sullivan

PHOENIX — Discount carrier Frontier Airlines announced new service between Phoenix and Seattle on Tuesday. The flights connecting Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport and Seattle Paine Field will be available three times a week beginning June...

West-MEC starts work on largest training campus; plus 7 more Valley deals to know

Phoenix Business Journal 3/6 2:00A Angela Gonzales

Career technical education provider Western Maricopa Education Center has broken ground on its Southeast Campus in Glendale, which will be its biggest yet. Plus, our weekly roundup of real estate deals includes retail center transactions, several...

Phoenix a top market for office-to-apartment conversions

Phoenix Business Journal 3/6 1:30A Audrey Jensen

More office buildings in Phoenix are expected to turn into other uses including new residential units as more developers look to convert empty offices across the U.S.

Phoenix Business Journal hires Jared Gard as advertising director

Phoenix Business Journal 3/5 1:35A Greg Barr

The Phoenix Business Journal has hired Jared Gard as the publication's advertising director. Gard has worked in advertising sales in the Los Angeles and Phoenix markets in several roles since 2008, starting his career with iHeart Media selling...

Behind the deal: Why TSMC wants to invest $165 billion in Arizona

Phoenix Business Journal 3/5 1:30A Audrey Jensen

Phoenix Economic Development Director Christine Mackay opens up on how the city worked for a decade to lure semiconductor giant TSMC to the Valley.

Mayo Clinic to invest nearly $2 billion in Valley hospital campus, hire thousands

Phoenix Business Journal 3/3 4:00A Angela Gonzales

On the heels of investing $748 million to double its north Phoenix hospital campus, Mayo Clinic plans to invest another $1.9 billion and add thousands more jobs. Here's what we know so far.

Valley homebuilders get creative as high interest rates, dwindling apartment construction cloud...

Phoenix Business Journal 2/28 1:30A Angela Gonzales

Despite possible headwinds, developers and homebuilders remain bullish on the Phoenix housing market in 2025. Others are less enthused, with one prominent build-to-rent developer suggesting there won't be "light at the end of the tunnel" until 2027.

Private social club for businesswomen leases space in Gaslight Square

Phoenix Business Journal 2/24 1:30A Mignon A. Gould

Four Valley women founded the Copper Club, a private invite-only organization for influential women, and have leased space in Gaslight Square in Phoenix.