Tag: Legal

Networking Benefits Regional Businesses

Networking is a way to build business relationships and networking opportunities abound in Northwest Arkansas five days per week.

Image Matters Shortens Corporate Ladder Climb

Kathryn Lowell of Image Matters in Bentonville helps executives climb the corporate ladder through her teachings.

Employee Feedback Makes For Healthy Morale at Mercy

Mercy Health System of Northwest Arkansas has listened to its 1,400 employees to find the best ways to build morale.

Lien Filings to Rise as NW Market Cools

With the real estate market in Northwest Arkansas cooling, lawyers have told us to expect plenty of lien filings in the next few months.

NW Housing Market Hits Bankruptcy Bumps

Several bankruptcies filed in northwest Arkansas recently suggest some trouble for the housing and construction market there.

The Region’s Largest Employers, Private Companies

The lists of the region’s largest employers and public companies.

‘Pay it Forward’ Like John Lewis (Jeffery Wood Commentary)

John Lewis was the very first client who signed on to advertise in the Northwest Arkansas Business Journal. That’s probably no surprise. He was everyone’s first customer.

Did Someone Say Price Gouging? (Editorial)

Attorney General Dustin McDaniel, speaking recently in northwest Arkansas, said he saw no evidence of gouging by the oil companies. Many Arkansans would tell him to open his eyes.

Tom Terminella’s Woes Continue

A homebuilder is named in three foreclosure filings by two banks, and Terminella & Associates loses three agents, including principal broker.

UA Sues Guitar Maker Over Name

The University of Arkansas and its legal team have found time to sue a guitar manufacturer over the use of the word “Razorback.”

NW Homebuilder Files Chapter 7

A Springdale home builder has made more as a bus driver than as a developer in 2007.

Ruling Gives Definite TIF Guidelines (Editorial)

Surely the recent state Supreme Court ruling on tax increment financing districts has some economic development folks wondering how they’ll now make it work.

Codes Set New Urbanism Forms (Market Forecast)

New urbanism seeks to create spaces that are like old neighborhoods.

Chambers Chairman Faces Fine

The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. says it has leveled fines totaling $432,000 against John Ed Chambers III of Danville and five compatriots described as “institution-affiliated parties.”