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Economy, Technology Bring Work to Vacations

Survey says more than 50 percent of workers stay connected to the office.

Greenest Office Deadline Approaching

Nominations for this year’s awards will be accepted through Monday.

The Chancellor Hotel Draws Big Crowd for Grand Opening

Several dignitaries spoke prior to Friday morning’s ribbon cutting event, including Governor Mike Beebe, Panamanian president Ricardo Martinelli, University of Arkansas chancellor G. David Gearhart and Fayetteville mayor Lioneld Jordan.

Greenest Office Judges Announced

Two past winners are part of this year’s panel.

New RFID Research Center Hosts Tour

The University of Arkansas shows off the center’s new standalone location in south Fayetteville.

Arkansas Football Coach Files for Bankruptcy

John L. Smith listed between $10 million and $50 million in debts on Thursday.

Proposed UA Arts Center Gets $6 Million Boost

Faulkners see facility as a showcase and attraction.

Duke and Company Continue to Dominate Highest-Paid List

Walmart exec earned more than $18 million in 2011.

New Home Boomlet Building

Residential sector sees pick-up in activity.

Holding Management Accountable

The financial crisis of 2008 continues to reverberate throughout boardrooms nationwide.

Reaction to Law Positive

Licensing requirement is seen as a positive by most.

Fifer Bullish on Second Boom

Former Walmart exec believes Northwest Arkansas will become a consumer product innovation hub.

Van Buren Bank Enters Consent Agreement With FDIC

The order is dated July 31 but was made public on Friday.

Democrat-Gazette Layoffs: Paper Slices NWA Sports Staff (UPDATE)

Sources told the Northwest Arkansas Business Journal that all NWA sports department staff members with the exception of department head Steve Goff were laid off Thursday.