Here’s How Much Less Women Make In Arizona: Gender Pay Gap

As the COVID-19 pandemic wreaks havoc on women’s progress in the workplace, they still make significantly less than men in every state.

How Arizona Measures Up In Latest U.S. News Ranking

The annual ranking by U.S. News & World Report evaluates each state’s economy, education system, fiscal stability and more.

Restaurant Jobs: Is The Industry Recovering In Arizona?

See how employment in the restaurant industry in Arizona has fared month to month since the start of the coronavirus pandemic.

Best Employers In Arizona: New Forbes List

A new ranking from Forbes lists the best employers in all 50 states.

Arizona Bars, Gyms Can Apply For Small Business Grants Friday

The grants will be provided by the governor's office and Local First Arizona to lift up small businesses impacted by the coronavirus.

Arizona Jobless Rate Drops To 8.9%, Still At Twice Pre-Covid Levels

Some 30,000 jobs were added to the hotel and food sectors, but AZ unemployment remains historically high amid the coronavirus outbreak.

Arizona Ranks 23 For States Hit Hardest By Unemployment Claims

More than 2 million people applied for U.S. unemployment benefits last week.

Amazon To Turn Seasonal Part-Time Jobs Into Full-Time In Arizona

Amazon plans to hire 175,000 temporary full- and part-time positions across the U.S. and Canada.

Arizona Claims Google Illegally Tracked Locations Of Residents

The lawsuit claims that the tech company collected location data from Android users without their consent, even when tracking was disabled.

The Cost Of Testing Arizona Nursing Homes For Coronavirus

Thousands of nursing home residents have died of COVID-19, but regular testing may be unsustainable without additional funding.

Fortune 500: These Arizona Companies Make 2020 List

The annual Fortune 500 list ranks the top revenue-generating companies in the United States.

VanGo Launches Grocery Delivery to Help Families in Phoenix Area

VanGo, a ride service for Phoenix area pre-teens and teens, is helping families stay safe with grocery shopping and delivery services.

Fortune 500: These Arizona Companies Make 2020 List

The annual Fortune 500 list ranks the top revenue-generating companies in the United States, including five in Arizona.

'Too Soon Arizona' Campaign Opposes Businesses Reopening Early

"We are united in our decision to not reopen our dining rooms and shops to the public at this time," some business owners said.

J.C. Penney Bankruptcy Could Affect Arizona Stores

The iconic retailer J.C. Penney, which has stores in Arizona, could become the latest to seek bankruptcy amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Steak N' Shake Closing 51 Locations, Could Impact Arizona Diners

Steak N' Shake will close at least 51 locations due to losses suffered during the new coronavirus pandemic.

Arizona Restaurants Reopen Monday: 5 Things To Know

Here are things customers should keep in mind before heading out to their favorite Arizona restaurant Monday.

Tolleson officials assist businesses through COVID-19

Tolleson officials offer resources to local businesses and are optimistic about the city's financial well being.

418,000 Jobless Claims Crater 10 Years Of New Jobs In Just 5 Weeks

New unemployment claims dropped for a second week in Arizona, but two-thirds of the jobs created in the state over 10 years are gone now.

Ducey: Arizona Needs Emergency Coronavirus Small Business Loans

Gov. Doug Ducey says he's reached out the federal government to request help for Arizona businesses impacted by the coronavirus outbreak.

Coronavirus: Fry's Food, Safeway, AZ Grocery Stores Adjust Hours

Albertson's, Costco and other grocery chains are adjusting hours to deal with the influx of shoppers spurred by the new coronavirus outbre

AZ Coronavirus: IKEA, Gap Among Growing Store Closures

More than 50 retail chains have temporarily shuttered in response to the ongoing new coronavirus outbreak.

Tesla Drivers Who Try To Game Self-Driving Safety Features Put On Notice

Bill would steer Tesla drivers away from a trick to override safety features by criminalizing it, despite concerns from aftermarket.

AZ Farmers Use Drones To Save Water, Money

More and more Arizona farmers today are using tiny, remote-controlled aircraft to boost yields and save water and money.

'Por Tu Salud' Wellness Program Benefits Arizona's Hispanic Employees

A new health initiative is helping Arizona companies create and promote a culture of wellness among their Hispanic employees.

Asarco Contract Talks At A Standstill 2 Weeks Into Strike

Members across several unions voted Oct. 11 to strike against company plants in Arizona and Texas.

Forbes 400: 7 Arizona Billionaires Among The Richest In America

The annual Forbes 400 lists the names the richest billionaires in America, including seven people in Arizona.

Self-Driving Trucks Deliver UPS Loads Between Tucson And Phoenix

Driverless truck developer TuSimple has been making "test" cargo runs between Tucson and Phoenix on behalf of UPS since May.

AZ Tourism Brings $1B In Taxes — And Challenges To Preservation

"It just really appears that there is a problem as far as people management."

Winners And Losers In Arizona’s $11.8 Billion Budget

Advocacy groups and activists across Arizona who championed their issues during a five-month long weigh-on on the newly passed budget.

Arizona's Tribes Left Behind With Lagging Technology

Only about 29% of Hopi households have access to broadband, compared to 79% in Arizona and 78% nationwide, according to Census Bureau data.

Mega Millions, Powerball: Arizona’s Biggest Payouts Of 2018

The Mega Millions and Powerball jackpots combined are over half a billion dollars. See some of this year’s biggest payouts.

Here’s How Good Arizona Is For Business

The Grand Canyon State got some high marks in CNBC's annual “Top State for Business” list, but a failing "F" grade in education.

Monster Truck Tours Suspended After Rollover

An ostrich ranch's "Monster Truck Tours" were described as 45-minute educational tours.

Avnet Profits Outpace Wall Street Street Expectations

The company said it expects revenue in the range of $4.25 billion to $4.55 billion for the fiscal second quarter.

Freeport-McMoRan Profits Beat Wall Street Expectations

Earnings, adjusted for one-time gains and costs, came to 34 cents per share.

Axon, Manufacturer Of Tasers, Drops In Share Price

The company failed to respond to a series of letters from regulators regarding its financial filings.

Gateway Airport Bans Uber Drivers, Threatens Trespassing Tickets

Phoenix-Mesa Gateway says that Uber did not enter an operation agreement with the airport as required.

Hey, Arizona! Tesla Cars Are Now For Sale In The State

The electric car manufacturer has been battling the state for five years for permission to sell directly to customers.

Taser Changes Name, Offers Bodycam To Every Officer In United States

"We believe these cameras are more than just tools to protect communities and the officers who serve them," says CEO Rick Smith.