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Accounting, Finance Jobs Among Toughest to Fill

Industry jobs are among the ten toughest for employers to fill, according to the 2013 Talent Shortage Survey.

Spay Makes Play For Springdale Land

Nonprofit group wants to purchase building it currently rents.

Fayetteville Flyer Expands With Sports Offerings

Website has beefed up coverage of UA, Fayetteville High athletics.

Sage Partners Starts New Asset Management Company

New venture hopes to reduce property owners costs through better management practices.

Springdale Land for Proposed Supercenter Nets $5.68 Million (Real Deals)

Mathias Properties developing new retail center on Walton Boulevard in Bentonville.

Comprehensive Approach Still Works Best for Blount

Springdale financial advisor helps clients navigate some of most compelling financial decisions of their lives.

State Board Metes Out Justice

Fayetteville accountants fine earlier this year is an example of tight guidelines administered by the state board.

Building in Medical Corridor Sold to Investor

Wal-Mart Stores Inc. also has a notable, and pricy, land grab in Bentonville.

Biker Rally Executive Arrested

Joe Giles, according to reports, offered to resign.

Forbes Magazine Ranks Nations Richest

Several with state ties are included.

CJRW Recognition Leads to Lively Debate

AdWeek magazine named the company as the top agency in the state

Tusk to Tail: Low on lemonade, but feeling better about Bielema

Entering Saturday’s tailgate, I may have been nursing a hangover from the Rutgers game. I eagerly looked forward to a day full of good food and good times with my…

Bloomberg’s second strike

The first time Bloomberg news fouled up a story about Wal-Mart Stores one could simply consider it a surprising and ill-advised report. A one-off, if you will. Even a smart…

Premium assistance

Tuesday is the big day, the opening of the American Health Benefit Exchanges, more commonly referred to simply as the state insurance exchanges. You can expect a lot of chatter…

Lobbyist, legislator opine on teacher insurance crisis

The chairman of the House Education Committee and the head of the state’s school administrators say that ongoing discussions are winnowing choices for how to handle a crisis in the…

U.S. farm policy could soon revert to 1949 rules

Mired in a debate to keep the government’s lights on, Congressional inaction on agricultural policy could lead to real pain for farmers and consumers. While leaders in Congress push towards…

Rain doesn’t deter ‘Tailgate for the Kids’ support

Razorback spirit was not dampened by rain Saturday (Sept. 28) at the fourth annual Tailgate for the Kids event, which benefits the Northwest Arkansas Children's Shelter in Bentonville. About 300…

Tyson, O.K. Foods benefit from USDA purchases

Arkansas was a big winner in the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s additional poultry purchase program announced earlier this month. Tyson Foods and O.K. Foods garnered contracts for 66.12 million pounds…

UA Partners with Latino Entrepreneurs for Business Seminar

The seminar, co-hosted with the Arkansas Small Business and Technology Development Center at the Sam M. Walton College of Business, is scheduled for Oct. 17 from 6-9 p.m. at the Donald W. Reynolds Center.

Legends of the Zodiac at Hobbs State Park

Viewing the night sky on a beautiful October night is always a treat, but have you ever wondered what stories the constellations tell us? Knowing what they did and how…

Arkansas newspapers undergo reboot as ownership changes revitalize industry

Connections: Steve Toth appointed Thrilled Land company president

Arvest campaign raises $214,000 for NWA, Fort Smith food pantries

Escobar named VP at Stone Bank