Tag: NWABJ

Wal-Mart 3Q Profit Up 9 Percent

The Bentonville-based retailer reported net income of $3.63 billion, or $1.08 per share.

Whiteside Greek Life Leadership Center Established at UA

$250,000 gift provides new space, resources for Greek leaders.

NWACC Board Selects College’s New President

The trustees voted unanimously to enter contract negotiations with finalist Evelyn Jorgenson.

Unconventional Career Path Takes Elliott to a Happy Place

Real estate broker finds fulfillment outside deal-making.

Duke, Smith to Speak at Annual CASA Breakfasts

Local chapter hopes to increase the number of children served by 10 percent annually.

Accounting Firms to See Milestones in 13

Collaboration seen as key to longevity in Northwest Arkansas.

Deposits in Arkansas Grow 2.7 Percent

Arvest, BOZ reflect different strategies.

Investors Showing Interest in Bentonville Office Niche

Two notable transactions are evidence of growing trend.

Of Disaster and the Other Side (Opinion)

Americans tend to resist partisan impulses and pull together in trying times.

Scary Monsters Lurking in Your Workplace (Opinion)

Author offers readings that provide remedies.

Coaching Offers Perspective, New Ways to Think and Change in Outlook (Opinion)

Relationship should result in constructive conversation, new behavior.

C.R. Crawford Nears Completion of Academy; Opens Dec. 7 (Real Deals)

Project comes with $7.6 million price tag.

Arkansas Household SD Rate Fourth in Seven-State Region

Serious delinquency rate is a common stress indicator for consumer debt.

Arvest Launches Website for Small-, Micro-Business Owners

Spokesman says site illustrates bank’s commitment.

Davidson to Launch Book Just in Time For Holidays

Second work will be celebrated Dec. 4 in Fayetteville.

Fort Smith Economy Improved In September, Study Shows

Increased home sales are among report’s positive factors.

Family-owned Natures Water Flows to 20-Year Mark

Newmarks’ commitment rewarded by growth.

Banking Blunder is Corrected

Inaccurate closing number previously was reported.

Robo Revenue on the Way

Event expected to bring more than $700,000 to Fayetteville economy.

Leadership Changes in the Works at ALPFA

Arroyos, Amargos opt to pursue new opportunity.

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