Northwest Arkansas

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Everyday Low Cable Bills II

We whispered in our March 5 issue that Wal-Mart Stores Inc. has ? for years ? been paying $30 per month for cable television service, then routing the cable to about 200 TV sets in and around the company?s headquarters building in Bentonville.

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Sparking a Charge

Clients of now defunct Charger Inc. are beginning to receive some of Charger?s debts paid through its Chapter 7 bankruptcy filed Dec. 28, 1999.

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Bentonville Lights Up

John Denson, owner of Stogie?s Fine Cigars Tobaccos and Much More in the Old Post Office building on the Fayetteville Square, will be opening a new store soon in Bentonville.

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Peek-a-boo, Ic-all

Internet video streamer ic-all.com wants to expand into Northwest Arkansas. The St. Louis company is still developing a local sales team, but establishing a base here within the year is a real possibility.

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Food Tax Too High?

Within the past six months, the sales tax in Fayetteville increased by 2 percent, bringing the total to 8.125 percent for most goods and services, 10.125 percent at restaurants and 12.125 percent at hotels.