Axon Enterprises (NASDAQ:AXON), the maker of Tasers and body cameras, has ignited a fierce development battle in its hometown ...

To stave off that prospect, Axon turned to the state Legislature and advocated for Senate Bill 1543. The measure, which Gov.

Recordings dubbed “The Parkingate Tapes” likely deepened the wedge between Mayor Lisa Borowsky and Scottsdale City Council.

Axon's president claims the Taser manufacturer 'put a great deal on the table' to appease Scottsdale. As if 1,700 apartments were a 'great deal.' ...

Tech company, Axon, known for its body cams and Tasers, is no longer working with the city of Scottsdale to expand its headquarters. Earlier this year, Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs signed a bill that ...

Axon, maker of body cameras and the Taser stun guns used by police, faced fierce local opposition in its hometown of ...

Axon has threatened in the past that a failure to build the north Scottsdale project will force Axon to relocate to another state. The $60 billion company has been fighting with Scottsdale over its ...

For Axon, certainly, given that average monthly rents in the city are north of $3,000, and Axon isn’t likely to be building 1,700 average apartments and condos at its north Scottsdale digs.

Axon proposed a series of concessions it was willing to make to the $1.3 billion project, which has garnered fierce opposition from thousands of Scottsdale voters.

Axon pulled out of Scottsdale talks to scale back controversial HQ development; Axon's president blamed the Scottsdale City Council for a "toxic environment" hindering negotiations.