Tag: insurance

Firms Cash in on DWI Defense

Attorney: A lot of people are making money in the criminal justice business

Two Benton Co. Companies Face Suits

Old Republic National Title Insurance Co. recently filed a pair of lawsuits.

Judge Finds Appearance of Impropriety in AWP Case

Judge Jay Moody found an appearance of impropriety in a former Arkansas Insurance Department commissioner’s handling of an appeal involving the state’s “any willing provider” legislation.

Public-school Employees Embroiled in Insurance Issues

Health insurance premiums for teachers and public-school employees remain grossly more expensive than those of full-fledged state employees.

Physician Groups Bruised By Hogs’ Medical Proposal

University of Arkansas announces new health care arrangement for its athletes, ending its relationship with Ozark Orthopaedics and Washington Regional Medical Center.

Are Sports-Specific Doctors Superior?

How much better does a sports medicine fellowship make one doctor compared to one with fellowship training in a specific area of the body?

ANB Building on the Selling Block

Former bank headquarters might soon have new owner.

First Federal Sues Investment Group for Over $1M

Harrison bank attempts to recover money.

2009 Northwest Arkansas Business Journal 40 Under 40 Class Driven Toward Success

The 2009 class of Forty Under 40 honorees, the 13th since the Northwest Arkansas Business Journal began publishing, is diverse and dedicated.

Rogers Homebuilder Takes Top Honors in Second ‘Greenest Office’ Initiative

Stitt Energy best reflected the employee behavior and innovation that defines the Greenest Office award.

Times Favorable To Pass the Bucks

Many financial experts say now, when values are depressed and tax rates are comparatively low, may be the best time for high-net-worth individuals to begin transferring wealth to their heirs.

Commercial Agents Say Rates for Retail Footage in NWA Down, Listings Up

A significant shift in available retail space has taken place in Northwest Arkansas in recent years.

Rogers Company Helps Streamline Home-buying Process

A new approach in advertising might bring potential home-buyers closer to banks and mortgage companies.

‘Locally Grown’ Baby Food Maker Enters Retail Market

Fayetteville mom gets in on burgeoning local foods movement with a line of baby food.

Attention to Quality Customer Service Yields High Returns (Commentary)

Customer service needs to be brought back to the forefront and emphasized not only in training, but in the maintaining and running of our businesses.

Clinard Breaks Ground on Women’s Health Care Facility (Real Deals)

Clinard Construction recently broke ground on a $2.2 million facility for Lifespring Women’s Healthcare in Bentonville.

Client Mix Key to Growth for Architects, Engineers

While some architecture and engineering firms were forced to downsize in 2009, citing a continued lack of building activity in both the commercial and residential sectors, many firms have been able to increase their staff size this year by maintaining a m

Coon Supper, pre-event reception scheduled for Jan. 10

Saline Health System names Amy Rice as new CFO

Farmers & Merchants Bank names Lee Ann Hoskyn to head marketing

769-acre Madison County preserve to be protected, opened to public