6) Best Western

5) Penn Racquet Sports
Tennis, anyone? Penn has been manufacturing its signature product - the bright yellow tennis ball - for over 100 years. The company's headquarters in Phoenix, Arizona manufactures over 13,000 balls every hour along with racquetballs and half a dozen types of tennis balls.
4) Ping
Founded in 1959 and located in Phoenix since 1961, Ping has been a world leader in golf clubs and equipment for over four decades. The company's headquarters in Phoenix, Arizona is the ideal location for product development and testing, with over 150 golf courses and over 300 days of sunshine per year.
3) Fender Musical Instruments
Although its manufacturing facilities are located in California, Mexico, and Japan, the world headquarters of Fender Musical Instruments is located in none other than Scottsdale, Arizona. The world-famous company makes Fender electric guitars, basses, amplifiers, and a variety of other musical instruments. Their influence on rock music cannot be emphasized enough.
2) U-Haul

1) SkyMall
If you've ever flown on a commercial airliner, chances are you've seen a SkyMall catalog stuffed into the seat pocket in front of you. Every catalog is packed with a never-ending parade of whiz-bang products that will change your life, and it's all put together by this Phoenix-based corporation.
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I thought Greyhound was based in Phoenix, but I quess it left town a few years back. I would have also guessed Honeywell and Intel, but I guess they never were based in Phoenix. AirResearch?
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