PHOENIX — Arizona’s economy remained strong at the end of last year, but the Trump administration’s policies are creating uncertainties, according to local business leaders. The Greater Phoenix ...

PHOENIX — Arizona’s “mediocre” economy may be puttering along, but it’s doing better than many others nationwide, a Valley economist said. “If I had to pick one word, it would be ‘mediocre’ at present ...

PHOENIX – Businesses continue to move to Arizona, but the lingering impacts of inflation and sustained economic growth loom over voter’s minds as voters head to the polls Tuesday. The Post reported ...

It's been a strange and volatile year on Wall Street. The Republic took a look at how Arizona's publicly traded companies ...

(The Center Square) - Arizona’s economy has been experiencing slow but positive growth, according to Zachary Milne, a senior economist at Common Sense Institute Arizona. CSI released a report last ...

The number of Arizona’s licensed child care providers fell by 46% from 2002 to 2024, according to a recent report. Common ...

A look at this state's economic issues. — -- Real estate is one of the engines behind Arizona's economy, but that engine has been sputtering lately. The state had the third-highest rate of ...

The Arizona Hispanic Chamber of Commerce's signature annual event highlighted the Latino population's growing economic and political clout but also provided some sobering data on the high numbers of ...

President Donald Trump defended the first year of his second term in a White House speech. What Arizonans should know.

PHOENIX — Arizona’s economy grew more slowly in 2015 even as the state’s labor market posted its best year since the recession, new federal data shows. The state’s gross domestic product grew 0.9 ...

Business Facilities: Why should a company consider Arizona for its next relocation or expansion project? And what are targeted or growth industries? Sandra Watson: Arizona offers the whole package for ...

Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs said her office is allocating millions of dollars after a state agency cut 5% of its workforce ...