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If Wal-Mart Can Make it There

Crain’s New York, a weekly business journal, turned its attention recently to Arkansas, dedicating most of its front page to a story headlined “Here comes Walmart.”

Cyberspace Review Sites Can Threaten Reputations

With social media and Internet review sites becoming increasingly popular, customer feedback is taking on a life of its own.

Burlsworth Trophy To Be Announced

Finalists for the national award, named after former University of Arkansas All-American Brandon Burlsworth, will be announced on Dec. 5, with the winner announced on Dec. 15.

Ducks Unlimited App On Sale

The official iPhone app of Ducks Unlimited is now available thanks to the crew at Revolution Technologies LLC in Rogers.

Complete Vetting Process Before Software Purchases

Most companies are spending much more on their software than they realize.

8th & Walton Illuminates Wal-Mart Way

Supplier education courses boom in popularity.

Glitterbox Offers Daughters the Chance to be Pampered Like Mom

Le came up with idea for business while searching for birthday party ideas.

Who’s Who of Sponsors Set Up First Tee Facility

$1.35 million capital campaign comes to a successful close.

Vertical Magazine To Double Print Run

Bella Vista-based pub eyes statewide circulation.

ARE-ON Taking First Broadband Steps

Two-year colleges will see ‘Net’ result.

Popular Catering Biz Expands, Opens Eatery

Keating relishes the chance to run things her way.

Higher Learning Enrollment Rises

UAFS enjoys biggest jump.

Springdale Schools Top Enrollment, Budget Lists

School’s operating budget is more than $140 million.

Group Granted Class Status Against ANB

Discovery and depositions in the case are ongoing.

Candidate Crunched on Rogers Residency

A former tenant of Rogers mayoral candidate Kurt Maddox said she felt pressured to break her lease so he could move to Rogers from his home in Gravette.

Operations Management Degree Designed for Leaders

Now in its 36th year, the Master of Science in Operations Management has become the largest graduate program at the University of Arkansas.

The Power of Culture

In practice, there is not an absolute first priority for all CEOs. A first priority would depend on the needs of the organization and the resources available to address them. …

Change, Again

Americans, at least the majority of them, got what they wanted this election season, just as they did two years ago: change.

Brooks Takes Talents to Springdale Country Club

Steve Brooks is moving to the Springdale Country Club later this month.

Local Tailor Lands in Fayetteville

Roderick Rowser is back, just in a different city than we previously anticipated.

Then and Now: Cooperative business model a good fit for Mitchell Johnson

Dope Medicinal Wellness opens Fayetteville clinic

Fort Smith metro job numbers up less than 1% in September report

Opinions differ on use of former ACME Brick property