Tag: NWABJ

J.B. Hunt Says CIO Kay Lewis Will Retire Dec. 31

Stuart Scott, the chief information officer of Tempur-Sealy International, will take over the position on Jan. 1.

Conservation Easement in Works For Fayetteville, NWA Land Trust

The 409-acre easement stipulates no commercial development, few hard surface trails and protections for microhabitats at Kessler Mountain.

Lauren James Co.: Not a Startup Anymore

Lauren James Co. is undergoing a million-dollar expansion, including installation of what they describe as Arkansas most state-of-the-art screen-printing operation inside the companys 80,000-SF warehouse and shipping facility in south Fayetteville.

Exceptional, Rare Diamond Sparkles at Blakemans

The Pinnacle Hills store recently joined a very short list of independent jewelers that carry what is known as an Exceptional diamond.

Costume Jewelry a Fine Niche for Graham

The owner of Maes Emporium, Jessica Graham caters to clients seeking unique pieces.

Flavor Ninjas Move Into Downtown Bentonville

Pink House Alchemy will open a bar and a retail space in the next month.

Focus on Suppliers Tackles Outdoor Retail Category

Representatives from Pradco Outdoor Brands, De-Fishing Soap, Daisy Outdoor Products and Walmart compliance provide insight.

Q&A: Gigwalk Co-Founder Says CPGs Need Data in Real Time

The digital workforce management platform employs individuals to gather information on a freelance basis.

Black Friday Shoppers Stay Home; Patti LaBelle Pies Show Value of Social Media

Retail Report: National headlines from the retail world

Did You Know Coca-Cola Has 92M Followers on Facebook?

Retail Details: Trivia from both the history and current state of the industry.

Thriving Future Awaits Retail, Office Development in NWA (OPINION)

Rapid growth over the last 15 to 20 years means new demand for real estate development of all kinds.

Fear the Customer, Not the Competition (OPINION)

Customers are always ready to tell retailers exactly what they want. All the retailers have to do is ask them and be willing to listen to the answer.

New Era Dawning for Dickson Street (OPINION)

The first domino has fallen in the much anticipated turnover of Fayettevilles main drag.

Rogers Warehouse Development Tips Scales at $2.5 Million

The six warehouse buildings total 117,759 SF, representing a purchase price of $21.27 per SF.

The Satisfaction of Building Drives Masseys CEI Career

To Brent Massey, structuring a company brings a similar gratification to overseeing completion of a large-scale, commercial development project.

Shiloh Museum Undergoing Multi-Year Renovation

The city of Springdale-funded historical museum is conducting the project in-house, taking on one gallery section per year.

Rebrand In Order for Mobile App Formerly Known as Overwatch

After settling a trademark suit, Innovis Labs will soon debut a renamed, new-and-improved version of its interactive gaming app.

Carlyle Group Invests in Steele Crossing Project

Landing the publicly traded, private equity powerhouse as a partner in the project is a major coup for Specialized Real Estate Group and the local market.

NWA Might Get a Bass Pro Shops, In a Roundabout Way

The fishing tackle and sporting goods retail giant is reportedly nearing an acquisition of Cabelas Inc., which opened a store in Rogers in 2012.

New Creature Sues New Jersey Company for Breach of Contract

The Rogers-based shopper marketing firm alleges iON America LLC, a video camera maker and Walmart supplier, did not fully pay for services rendered.

Fort Smith Metro News Briefs: Coach Curry race complaint, Fort Smith hires engineering director

The Supply Side: Walmart touts gains with Vizio in first year

Casqui village, De Soto research continues near Parkin in Cross County

Williamson Insurance sells to Inszone