Tag: Banking & Finance

Numbers Add Up for Stratton

A Virginia native has found a nice fit at Arvest.

Driven from the Get-go

A management role appears to be Paul Wilson’s next step.

John David Lindsey Bankruptcy Takes Center Stage

John David Lindsey, who filed Chapter 7 bankruptcy in February and owes creditors $169.6 million, is scheduled to meet this week with creditors, who will question him, under oath, about his financial affairs.

Priority Bank Tops ROA, ROE Lists

Ozark bank is tops in recent figures.

Area Bank Declines Expansion Into Lone Star State

Arvest Bank says the FDIC is wrong about suggestions it is expanding operations into Texas.

Pediatric Dental Associates Digs in With $1.8M Office

New dentists’ home highlights recent real estate activity.

Musings on an ?Eeyore? Economy

Some signs are pointing to a boisterous recovery.

Bank-Owned Residential Properties Selling in Market

About 58.5 percent of total lot sales in active subdivisions in the fourth quarter of 2009 were by financial institutions.

CDI Boasts $205 Million In Revenue

Dillard’s construction subsidiary made a profit via “external customers” and “intersegment work.”

First Security Keeps it ‘Teal’

‘One-on-one’ relationships are contributing to the growing success of the Searcy-based financial institution.

Banks? 4Q Past Dues Soar Past $600M Mark

Northwest Arkansas banks hurting over so many loans failing to build interest.

Washburn Sentencing Postponed

Rogers businesswoman gets a June 25 court date.

Arvest Bank to Cease Student Loan Program

Federal decision shifts origination policy.

Arkansas? Return Third Highest in Region

Arkansas’ collective fourth-quarter ROA is down year-over-year.

Centennial, BOZ Buy Two Failed Banks

FDIC assists in Florida, Georgia deals.

Local Automotive Dealers Tussle With ?New? Economy

Steve Smith exemplified those who faced challenges in ’09.

Aldi Store Set for Siloam Springs Summer Opening (Real Deals)

Aldi Inc. of Batavia, Ill., recently purchased a building permit valued at $1.1 million for the construction of a new store at 2802 U.S. Highway 412 in Siloam Springs.

Former Pinnacle Partners Wrangle Over Plane Notes

Benton County judges will be busy this year dealing with legal wranglings between former partners over 19 aircraft valued at about $106 million.

Reappraisals, Market Changes Slash Values

The view of the Benton County landscape remains impressive, but bank-owned property, foreclosures, financially strained projects and broken partnerships have joined the scene.

Arvest Bank Completes KC Transition

Arvest now has nine offices in the Kansas City market.

Bentonville land at Walton-backed health care campus sells for $18 million

Fort Smith metro building permits up more than 90% through March

EIA: Declining oil demand to lead to lower oil, gasoline prices

Habitat for Humanity CEO Ashley Wheeler looks to scale home projects