Legal

Update: Complaint Says Martha Shoffner Accepted $6,000 Payment from Broker
Martha Shoffner, in this file photo from December.

Update: Complaint Says Martha Shoffner Accepted $6,000 Payment from Broker

A criminal complaint alleges that Arkansas Treasurer Martha Shoffner accepted a $6,000 payment from a cooperating witness working for the FBI.
read more >

Donald Bobbitt Recommends UA Schools Opt Out of Gun Law

The president of the University of Arkansas system is recommending its 11 campuses opt out of a law allowing faculty and staff to carry concealed handguns on campus.
read more >

Wal-Mart Told to Provide More Info in Bribe Case

A judge orders attorneys for Wal-Mart to turn over more information to shareholders seeking records on how the company responded to allegations of bribery.
read more >

Arrested Arkansas Treasurer Martha Shoffner Says She Won't Resign

Arkansas Treasurer Martha Shoffner says she doesn't intend to resign after a criminal complaint accused her of accepting cash from a broker who managed state funds.
read more >

Market Update

DOW 15,307.17 -80.41
NASDAQ 3498.965 +33.722
S&P 500 1655.35 -13.81
Enter a stock symbol

Mortgage Calculator

Enter Desired Loan Amount $
Interest Rate
Years
Your monthly payment is: $

More Legal News

Arkansas Treasurer Martha Shoffner Resigns Amid Charges She Took Cash

Arkansas' state treasurer has resigned after federal prosecutors accused her of taking cash payments from a broker who handled a large amount of the state's investment portfolio. read more >

Arkansas Times: Sources Say Martha Shoffner Source Is Steele Stephens

Last night on THV 11 News, Arkansas Business editor Gwen Moritz told our news partner that "confidential human source 1" in the criminal complaint against Arkansas Treasurer Martha Shoffner could really only be one person, broker Steele Stephens. read more >

Democrats, Republicans Say Martha Shoffner Should Resign

Arkansas' attorney general and the head of the state Republican Party say Treasurer Martha Shoffner should resign after she allegedly took cash payments from a broker who invested state money. read more >

Questions About Martha Shoffner's Arrest That Should Be Answered Monday

Lots of questions remain to be answered about the arrest of Arkansas Treasurer Martha Shoffner. Here's what we know and what we don't know. read more >

Update: Arkansas Treasurer Martha Shoffner to Appear in Court

Arkansas Treasurer Martha Shoffner was arrested on federal extortion charges over the weekend and is to make an appearance in federal court. read more >

Texarkana's Truman Arnold Cos. Off Largest Private Companies List After Execs Move to Dallas

Truman Arnold Cos. worked its way up to No. 1 for the first time in 2001 and held that position most years since then. But their subtraction from the 2013 list means Stephens Inc. is on top of Arkansas Business' list of top private firms. read more >

Industry Profiles: Largest Private Companies in Arkansas See Mixed Growth

A look at seven of the state's major industries show ups and downs across the board. read more >

Arkansas Business History (Editorial)

Every time we reach out to scores of businesses around the state — large by private-company standards — and ask for data on revenue and employment, we are reminded just how important many of these companies are to their hometowns and their regions. read more >

Houston Company Forecloses on $5M Valley Falls Home

A west Little Rock mansion already under scrutiny for its high price is now the subject of a foreclosure. read more >

Dispute Between Trucking Exec, IRS Expanding to Include Other Claimants

The showdown between Ralph Bradbury and the Internal Revenue Service, which first began in November 2011, has grown to include counterclaims and another defendant. read more >

More Legal News>