Tag: NWABJ

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Innovation can be present in every part of a companys work.

The Power of Partnerships: An Interview with Tom Kelly

The vice president of Walmart sales for Spin Master in Bentonville, Kelly is all about partnerships.

Retail Details: Eyewear in the U.S.

Trivia on hot topics in the retail world.

Retail Report: Halloween sales, grocery marketing to seniors

National headlines from the retail world.

A new journey (EDITORS NOTE)

Things dont always go according to plan, and sometimes the universe has different ideas.

Entrepreneurs need a certain mindset to build wealth (OPINION)

It requires having an end game and sticking with the long-term plan.

Theres no too late in planning for retirement (OPINION)

The best way to ensure a stable retirement is to supplement your Social Security by saving part of your earnings throughout your working career.

Roths Mud Puddle makes splash in Centerton (REAL DEALS)

Through its Mud Puddle Investments LLC, Roth Custom Homes of Bentonville recently closed a $2.15 million land purchase in the town.

Veteran mortgage lender in startup mode with BNC

Scott Jeffus has been in the mortgage business for more than a decade and is now branch manager for a rapidly going loan production of in Bentonville.

Talk Business & Politics finalizes deal to acquire NWABJ

Northwest Arkansas Business Journal editor Paul Gatling will continue managing production of the NWABJ, which is printed twice a month.

Hannover House releases movies to theaters first

With its new venture, Medallion Releasing Inc., the company has started to release higher-quality films to theaters, said the companys CEO.

New code of conduct putting investors first

The Institute for the Fiduciary Standard released the new code Sept. 19.

Leadership coach opens janitorial service company

Longtime banker and business consultant Scott McClymonds has opened an Office Pride franchise operation in Northwest Arkansas.

OmniiX exec forms new Amazon consulting company

Retail consultant Jennifer Ruscin is joining with Fayetteville entrepreneur Brad Harvey on the venture.

Springdale developer stays busy in Centerton

Rich Richardson, president of Can-Ark Diamond Realty Holdings LLC, said he will break ground in November on a new 340-unit, multifamily community on Arkansas Highway 102.