Tag: NWABJ

Whirlpool Sells Fort Smith Plant

Process should be completed by end of year.

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.

Protect Wind Energy Sector (Opinion)

Arkansas would benefit from an extension of a federal production tax credit.

Will Employers Embrace Online Degrees? (Opinion)

Questions remain as transformation of higher education accelerates.

Executing a Focused Plan is Critical to Meeting Goals (Opinion)

Relying on short-term strategies can be detrimental.

Brewer Stresses Self-Reflection at Annual Forty Under 40 Event

A crowd of about 400 listened to Sam’s Club’s president and CEO.

Brand Engagement Firm Opens Creative Office in Bentonville

Inward Strategic Consulting is based in Boston.

Apartment Market Survey Shows Multifamily Demand

Rogers, Bentonville lead the way in occupancy rates.

New York Designer Restores Downtown Springdale Building

Faires brothers behind opening of antiques store.

UAs RFID Research Center Opening New Home to Visitors

Facility will be about twice the size of previous location.

CHS Will Remain in ABCBS Network

Agreement follows period of posturing.

Wal-Mart Sponsors Conference of Businesswomens Group

Leadership conference will be held Oct. 18-20 in Phoenix.

U.S. Marshals Museum Gains Support from Giuliani

Former NYC mayor pitches in on behalf of campaign.

Springdale Kum & Go Store Acquired for $2 Million-plus (Real Deals)

Pinnacle and Candlewood purchases also highlight recent activity.

Upcoming Death of Tax Credit Threatens Wind Industry

The uncertainty of an important federal tax credit is driving companies into a corner and bleeding jobs.

Arkansas: A Manufacturing Powerhouse

Arkansas is a smaller player, but still has an important part in the wind energy picture.

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