Tag: Industries

Pedal-Powered Onyx Cart Delivers Coffee on Tap

Owner says Nitro Cold Brew offers solution for quality-control issues of serving Onyx coffee off-site.

Former Razorback Peyton Hillis is Pulling Trucks Again

In football, it was an unusual training method, now, its a business.

Texas Investor Buys 38 Acres on South Promenade Boulevard

Alternative asset manager EF Capital Management paid $6.64 million for the property, a purchase price of $4 per square foot.

Scissortail Developers Planning Morning Star Subdivision

The 197-lot neighborhood is planned for 69.9 acres on South Morning Star Road in Bentonville.

Texas Bank Claims Lewis & Clark Not Making Loan Payments

Founder and co-owner Jim Potts expects to see a quick resolution to the suit. We feel good about it, he said.

Haas Hall Buys Vacant Building Next to Fayetteville Campus

It looks like the school is planning more classrooms, although it hasnt yet received state approval for additional students.

Morning DJs Jon and Deek Leave 104.9 The X For New Opportunity

Longtime morning disc jockeys Jon Williams and Derek Deek Kastner have resigned from the 104.9 KXNA-FM, popularly known as The X. Their last show, known for its avid base of listeners dubbed the Loyal and Royal Army, aired June 30.

Fayetteville Areas Now AT&T Fiber Ready

As part of AT&T Inc.s initiative to connect more businesses to the benefits of fiber networks and the high-speed technologies and services they empower, city leaders joined AT&T representatives Thursday to announce portions of Fayetteville that have been certified as AT&T Fiber Ready.

Black Hills Energy Accounts Unavailable During Conversion

From June 30 to July 4, Black Hills Energy formerly SourceGas plans to convert more than 163,000 Arkansas customers from its previous customer service management system to a new customer service platform.

New Products Land on Walmart.com During Made in the USA Open Call

Wal-Mart Stores Inc. opened its doors to more than 450 entrepreneurs during the companys third annual Made in the USA Open Call event in Bentonville on Tuesday.

Fort Smith Plant Awarded $30.7M Grant For Nuclear Sub Batteries

Exide Technologies announced Tuesday it has received a $30.7 million cost-sharing federal grant as part of the Defense Production Act (DPA) Title III Program.

Company That Owns NWAs Largest Hotel Files Chapter 11

John Q. Hammons Hotels Development LLC of Springfield filed for Chapter 11 protection over the weekend in a Kansas City, Missouri, federal court.

Mel Collier Offers $3M For West Avenue Parking Lot

Dickson Street business owner Mel Collier formally submitted a cash offer Friday to the city of Fayetteville to buy the 2.8-acre parking lot at the corner of Dickson Street and West Avenue.

Harps to Reopen Four of Nine Acquired Stores

Over the next 11 weeks, Harps Food Stores Inc. will open four of the nine former Walmart Express stores it acquired earlier this month.

Tyson Foods Executives: Retail Packaged Brands Gaining Momentum

Company executives told investors at the Jefferies 2016 Global Consumer Conference that the company is executing well and selling more branded, protein-centric foods.

Walmart Partners With China e-commerce Company

Wal-Mart Stores Inc. teams up with Chinas largest e-commerce company by revenue.

Business Leaders Getting behind Springdale ACH Expansion

Local executives feel connection because of personal experiences with the hospital and see economic benefit for the region.

Four Pillars of Marketing for Profit-Minded CEOs (OPINION)

Focusing on those four elements can set you apart from competitors, and provide the foundation for innovation in areas such as product development, distribution and customer service.

Makers Pace: Digital Fabrication Scene Thriving Despite Fab Lab Lag

NWACC VP envisions accelerating a more entrepreneurial climate in Northwest Arkansas.

Analyst: Walmart Sees Benefits of Being Less Insular

Bentonville retail consultant Carol Spieckerman weighs in on the latest moves of the retail giant.

Oklahoma court ruling threatens poultry industry in Arkansas

GDP up 4.3% in the third quarter, consumer confidence declines

St. Bernards to expand Maternal Life360 HOME program into Greene County

Then and Now: Cooperative business model a good fit for Mitchell Johnson