Author: Jeff Della Rosa

Tax Law Changes Stymied by November Election

Rogers attorney Cal Rose says the election season has made for a volatile and uncertain time in his industry.

Made By Few Conference to Inspire Makers of the Web

The annual conference will take place at multiple venues in downtown Bentonville and Springdale from Oct. 26 to Oct. 29.

Hodson Views VR as Next Big Thing

Former Fayetteville attorney now running a virtual reality video business in Austin, Texas.

Tax Professionals Offer Tips Benefiting Freelance Workers

The advice includes considering confidentiality and nondisclosure agreements, especially in the tech industry.

Hotel Tax Revenue Continues To Climb

The revenue rose across Northwest Arkansas in 2015, and the cities are on track to see that trend continue.

100 Years in The Making

Cobbs seventh president to start in midst of centennial celebration.

Picasolar Announces $4 million Investment In Solar Technology

Picasolar Inc. is investing $4 million to determine whether its technology to develop more efficient and less expensive solar panels can be mass produced.

Minor League Players Sue MLB for Overtime, Minimum Wage Pay

The Northwest Arkansas Naturals are keeping an eye on the Minor League Baseball case as it unfolds in a California court.

Revenue Steady, Attendance Up During Naturals 2016 Season

The community enjoys the Northwest Arkansas Naturals product, the general manager said.

Naturals Developing New Jersey, Cap, 10th Season Logo For 2017

The teams traditional home white jersey and grey jersey for away games will remain, while the new jersey will replace one thats been an homage to the Kansas City Royals.

Upscale Guitar Store to Open in September

Sunrise Guitars will open on College Avenue in Fayetteville, at the former Adventure Subaru location.

Public Radio Tunes Into All-Day News Programs

On July 4, KUAF 91.3-FM changed to an all-day news, all-night classical music format.

Former Newspaper Publisher Excited to Return to NWA

Tom Stallbaumer will be responsible for business development and client relations at the Rogers office of inVeritas.

Springdale Chamber Wants Proposals from Ad Agencies

The task at hand is promoting Springdale.

May Receipts Rise Throughout State

Sales tax receipts rose statewide more than 5 percent to $103 million.

Costly Choices: New Overtime Rule Could Reshape Hospitality Environment

Hotel managers have choices when it comes to the new rules from the U.S. Department of Labor. Some might lead to higher costs for not only the hotels, but also the employees whom the rule is supposed to help.

Daisy Sold To New York Group

No immediate changes are planned for the Rogers-based air gun plant.

Scan & Go Slashes Checkout Line Time

The smartphone app is currently being tested in Sams Club wholesale stores.

DHS Sues Physicians Specialty Hospital for $1.75 Million

Arkansas Department of Human Services is suing Physicians Specialty Hospital for almost $1.75 million, claiming the Fayetteville hospital hasnt been paying its Medicaid assessments. Fayetteville lawyer John Everett, the hospitals attorney, says the law is unfair, requiring it to pay more than it receives in Medicaid reimbursements.

Big Three Exceed Expectations So Far in 2016

Analysts skeptical whether trend will continue through the end of the year.

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