Tag: Technology & Telecom

BOF Buys SPI Credit

The Bank of Fayetteville purchased a research and development tax credit in mid-January from Fayetteville?s Space Photonics Inc.

The Year’s Biggest Deals

Two deals by Wal-Mart Stores Inc. of Bentonville top the list of the regions’ biggest deals in 2005.

Technology Makes Legal Work Brief

High-tech computers, software and online research databases have cut down the time and money lawyers spend on traditional book-based research and mass mailings.rnBut lawyers are paying for it in other ways.

Lawyers Deem Digital Discovery Fuzzy Field

Northwest Arkansas lawyers grapple with electronic discovery and how it affects businesses.

LaBarge Looms Large

LaBarge Inc. of St. Louis looks to small mountain town to build some of its most intricate and high-tech assemblies for defense and commercial purposes.

RFID Can Track Rings, Roosters

IntelliMark Inc. develops RFID technology to track the location of everything from randy roosters to $10,000 rings.

Data-Tronics Focuses On Technology?s Future

Fort Smith?s Data-Tronics develops information technology solutions.

KonaWare Seeks Arkansas IT Cluster

KonaWare Inc. of Menlo Park, Calif., has opened an office in Harrison and is on the IT cluster bandwagon.

Ocean NanoTech Lands Army Grant

Ocean NanoTech LLC of Fayetteville is about to begin a study funded by a Phase II Small Business Innovation Research award from the U.S. Army to develop a coating on goggles to protect soldiers? eyes from lasers.

Fewer Dealers Employ More Pros

There were five fewer companies on the Business Journal?s annual list of largest computer dealers than there were the year prior.

Genesis Cluster Clients Take Grants on Same Day

Three UA Genesis Technology Incubator clients received four Phase II Small Business Innovation Research awards worth a total of $2.4 million in one day.

Ar-Tech Offers New Data Back-Up Service

For a fee between $39 and $129 a month, Ar-Tech Computer Solutions of Rogers will bring in a computer with a large hard drive, hook it up to a client?s server and copy up to 1.2 terabytes of data.

The Region’s Largest Internet Service Providers

PG Telco Internet of Prairie Grove tops the list of the region’s largest Internet service providers.

The Year’s Best and Worst

Here?s a look at the best and worst business stories in Northwest Arkansas in 2005.

Telecoms Bundle Up for Competition

SBC Communications Inc. hopes to entice customers with bundling services like phone, Internet and video.

Apple TV Deal Rankles KHBS

An agreement between ABC Television and Apple Computer Inc. to download copies of its television shows has rankled some ABC affiliates, including KHBS/KHOG, Channels 40/29, in Northwest Arkansas.

Wireline Companies Look to FCC Decisions

Rural Arkansas telephone companies may be facing a cut to revenue due to the Federal Communications Commission possible reductions in interstate access charges to foster competition among carriers.

Restaurants Go Wireless

George Babb is installing free wireless Internet in all five of his Village Inn Restaurants.

McDonald?s Offers Wireless for Fee

Three McDonald?s restaurants in Northwest Arkansas have wireless Internet service for a fee: the stores on Joyce Boulevard in Fayetteville, Hudson Road in Rogers and Arkansas Highway 102 in Bentonville.

Arkansas Department of Agriculture proposed regulatory changes to feral hog bait

Tyson Foods’ boss sees a more than 50% pay raise in fiscal 2025

UAFS nearing ‘Intrepid’ campaign goal of $85 million

Real Deals: Rogers townhomes sell for $14.85 million