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Tucson Business News

In Tucson, business news means corporate mergers and leadership changes, market activity and the commercial shifts impacting the city. Reporting follows organizational developments that affect the local economy and its development.


Jobs

Nursing Jobs

Tucson Resident Ann Keene Tittle Celebrates 102nd Birthday

The former nurse marks a century-plus milestone in Arizona after a long career in healthcare.

Tucson Resident Ann Keene Tittle Celebrates 102nd Birthday

Philanthropy

Philanthropy

Mitchell Archive Joins Center for Creative Photography

Esther Mitchell donated her late husband Benn Mitchell's photography archive to the Center for Creative Photography in Tucson.


Openings & Closings

Live Poll

Would you shop at a new large furniture store near Tucson Mall?

Openings & Closings

Living Spaces Renovates Former Sears on Oracle Road

The La Mirada, Calif.-based furniture retailer plans a store of more than 180,000 square feet next to Tucson Mall.

Living Spaces Renovates Former Sears on Oracle Road

Industry

Live Poll

Do you think Tucson's transportation projects are making travel better in your area?

Utilities

Tucson Completes Sixth Street Underpass Project

The Downtown Links project connects Barraza-Aviation Parkway to Saint Mary's Road after a ribbon-cutting ceremony on November 6.

Tucson Completes Sixth Street Underpass Project

People

Live Poll

Do you feel your local university student government effectively communicates its resources to all students?

People

Macamo Elected Graduate Student Council President

Vanessa Macamo became the first African woman to lead the University of Arizona student council in April 2026.

Macamo Elected Graduate Student Council President

More in Business

Reporting here centers on corporate expansions and contractions, startup growth, industry trends and the organizational moves shaping the market. Coverage reaches across the city and the communities around it. Commercial activity often hinges on the unique trade environment of the border region and its specific resource constraints. Workforce availability and property development cycles remain the primary factors influencing business growth in the area.