It's been a week since Amy and Samy Bouzaglo's bistro was featured on the FOX hit show. It showed them yelling at Chef Gordon Ramsay, at their customers, and even at their employees.
It's been a week since Amy and Samy Bouzaglo's bistro was featured on the FOX hit show. It showed them yelling at Chef Gordon Ramsay, at their customers, and even at their employees.
Some of Arizona's top business experts say jobs and home prices are slowly rebounding, but the state has a long way to go and federal budget cuts aren't helping.
Some of Arizona's top business experts say jobs and home prices are slowly rebounding, but the state has a long way to go and federal budget cuts aren't helping.
Their appearance on the FOX show "Kitchen Nightmares" turned into a real life nightmare for some valley restaurant owners. This Scottsdale couple is taking a lot of heat from people.
Their appearance on the FOX show "Kitchen Nightmares" turned into a real life nightmare for some valley restaurant owners. This Scottsdale couple is taking a lot of heat from people all over the country, and most of the hatred is spilling over online.
One week from now, the Jodi Arias murder trial should be in the hands of the jury. Even though the trial has lasted four months now, the interest in it is still high with a lot of people across the country.
One week from now, the Jodi Arias murder trial should be in the hands of the jury. Even though the trial has lasted four months now, the interest in it is still high with a lot of people across the country.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture says a Louisiana-based meat packing company has expanded a recall of meat products because of possible bacterial contamination.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture says a Louisiana-based meat packing company has expanded a recall of meat products because of possible bacterial contamination.
It used to be doctors made house calls. Those days are long gone -- or are they? A Scottsdale company called "Stat Doctors" is pioneering a way for doctors to make virtual house calls.
It used to be doctors made house calls. Those days are long gone -- or are they? A Scottsdale company called "Stat Doctors" is pioneering a way for doctors to make virtual house calls.
PHOENIX -
Sprouts Farmer's Market announced Friday that 19 of the stores were attacked by sophisticated malware, possibly compromising customers' credit and debit card information.
The attack occurred between Jan. 25 and January 29, 2013, depending on the store. Sprouts believes fewer than 2 percent of customers were affected. Sprouts is working with law enforcement and credit card companies involved to determine if accounts were affected.
"After a thorough investigation conducted by the company along with a nationally recognized data security firm, we are unable at this point to confirm with certainty whether any accounts were in fact compromised," Sprouts stated.
Arizona stores affected
Chandler, AZ (Dobson & Ray) 1/25/2013-1/29/2013 Mesa, AZ (Brown & Gilbert) 1/25/2013-1/29/2013 Peoria, AZ (83rd Ave. & Thunderbird) 1/25/2013-1/29/2013 Phoenix, AZ (19th Ave. & Northern) 1/25/2013-1/29/2013 Phoenix, AZ (28th St. & Indian School) 1/25/2013-1/29/2013 Glendale, AZ (51st Ave.& Peoria) 1/25/2013-1/29/2013 Mesa, AZ (Southern & Higley) 1/25/2013-1/29/2013 Oro Valley, AZ (Oracle & Magee) 1/25/2013-1/29/2013 Surprise, AZ (West Point Pkwy & Bell) 1/26/2013-1/29/2013 Avondale, AZ (Dysart & McDowell) 1/26/2013-1/29/2013 Gilbert, AZ (Val Vista & Williams Field) 1/26/2013-1/29/2013 Chandler, AZ (Queen Creek & Alma School) 1/26/2013-1/29/2013 Glendale, AZ (57th Ave. & Bell) 1/28/2013-1/29/2013
Anyone who is concerned about fraud should monitor their statements for suspicious activity and contact your credit card company or bank.
