Regions

Repair Regs Mean Quick Cash For Some, a Hassle For Others

New tangible asset regulations can bring higher deductions, but also more paperwork.

Benefits of Equipment Leasing vs. Other Finance Options (OPINION)

One way to keep your business moving ahead without jeopardizing your operating capital is to consider equipment leasing.

How Long Will Your CPA Be Around? (OPINION)

With about 10,000 baby boomers retiring each day, accounting firms need business transition plans.

Porterfield Opening Accounting Office in Fayetteville

Tom Porterfield, owner of the Harrison-based firm, says the pull of Northwest Arkansas was just too strong to ignore.

Local Professionals Talk Tips For Tax Season

Small business owners should be organized and stay in touch with their CPA throughout the year.

News Cycle Gobbled Up By Grocery, Food Reports

While retail news is typically fueled by speculation, news and analysis about the upcoming holiday season during this time of year, news from the grocery and food sectors have eclipsed stories on holiday deals and hot products.

Savings Catcher Catches On With Consumers

Price-matching mobile app has a 4+ star rating on the Google Play app store, indicating that customers are satisfied with its performance.

Focus on Suppliers Starts New Season With Neile Jones

Jones, well-known in the region as former evening news anchor for NBC affiliate KNWA-TV, is now host and executive producer for the 8th & Walton television program.

Childrens Center Plans New Location in Bentonville

The Helen R. Walton Childrens Enrichment Center has raised 90 percent of the $14.3 million needed to build the 35,000-SF facility, the executive director says.

Nearing 20 Years in Business, Stanley Talking Copiers, Beef

Tim Stanley, longtime Total Document Solutions Inc. president and CEO, is also the founder of ZAC Ranch, a 52-acre cattle farm south of Goshen.

Harps Buys Land For Lowell Store Near Interstate 49

The Springdale-based grocer bought two tracts totaling nearly 19.5 acres for $2.62 million.

Frost PLLC Named to Inside Public Accounting Top 200 List

The Little Rock-based firm, which also has an office in Fayetteville, had revenue of $22.5 million in its most recent fiscal year.

TeamLogic IT Enters Local Market

The California-based franchise opened an office at the MicKissic Creek Office Center in Bentonville.

East-Harding Begins Work on New NWA Office in Tontitown

The Little Rock-based commercial construction firm plans to relocate from downtown Springdale to a 9,760-SF building in Tontiown Business Park.

UA Engineering Enrollment More Than Doubled in 8 Years

The University of Arkansas College of Engineering undergraduate program now has 3,265 students and an increased ethnic minority population.

Benchmark Group Launching Updated Branding, Website

The Rogers-based company plans to become a more visible part of the community.

Projects Chosen for Foundations Bid to Elevate Design Standard

The Walton Family Foundations new Northwest Arkansas Design Excellence Program announced that new facilities for TheatreSquared, the Rogers Historical Museum and the Helen R. Walton Childrens Enrichment Center will be its first projects.

Lionel Barton, Prominent Poultry Specialist, Dies At 78

Barton was an emeritus professor of poultry science at the University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture, known for his 28-year career at Cooperative Extension Service.

Wheatgrass Express Owners Promote Healthful Lifestyle

The wheatgrass and microgreen producers have added takeout food to their offerings.

Hello Cocoa Now Open for Retail

The bean-to-bar chocolate company has opened its factory for retail from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., ThursdaySaturday.

Officials ask public to be on the lookout for bird flu in flocks

Arkansas Department of Agriculture proposed regulatory changes to feral hog bait

Tyson Foods’ boss sees a more than 50% pay raise in fiscal 2025

UAFS nearing ‘Intrepid’ campaign goal of $85 million