by Arkansas Business Editors 11/18/2013 12:00 am
Have you ever noticed that those most in need of asking forgiveness are frequently the least likely to seek it? The converse is true: Those least in need of making apologies are often the ones with the most tender consciences.
by Arkansas Business Staff 11/18/2013 12:00 am
For now, a luxury condominium on the Gulf Coast seems to have escaped the financial chaos left by the late Layton “Scooter” Stuart.
by Arkansas Business Staff 11/18/2013 12:00 am
The British man to whom was allegedly wired former Arkansas Employees Federal Credit Union president Joyce Judy's $1 million has been indicted in South Carolina. And, in a delicious irony, Emlyn Mousley was arrested because he fell for an FBI sting.
by Associated Press 11/15/2013 12:45 pm
The Arkansas Legislative Council has approved a proposed settlement that would put an end to years of payments the state makes to boost desegregation efforts in three Little Rock-area school districts.
by George Waldon 11/15/2013 10:41 am
Alberto Solaroli, 59, of Jacksonville, Fla., was indicted on one count of bank fraud in connection with an April 2007 loan from One Bank & Trust of Little Rock.
by Associated Press 11/14/2013 02:23 pm
The attorney general says the state of Arkansas and three Little Rock-area school districts have reached an agreement that would end years of special payments made to help desegregate schools.
by Associated Press 11/13/2013 11:14 am
Former Congressman and Arkansas Supreme Court Justice Ray Thornton is donating his personal and professional papers to the University of Arkansas Libraries.
by Chuck Bartels, The Associated Press 11/13/2013 07:50 am
The four announced candidates for Arkansas governor split along party lines Tuesday on whether the state Supreme Court ruled correctly when it said local school districts shouldn't have to give the state any leftover money after meeting the state's per-pupil spending targets.
by George Waldon 11/11/2013 09:09 am
Matthew Daniel Sweet, 41, of Timbo (Stone County) was indicted on 30 counts of bank fraud and 30 counts of money laundering. His trial is scheduled for Dec. 9, before U.S. District Judge Leon Holmes.
by Arkansas Business Staff 11/11/2013 12:00 am
Gene Whisenhunt of Hickingbotham Investments of Little Rock and Phillip Cox of JPMS Cox, PLLC, were honored with Arkansas Business lifetime achievement awards.
by George Waldon 11/11/2013 12:00 am
Richard Torti is engaged on two legal fronts in Little Rock, county and federal to exercise his authority as a trustee and executor for the Stuart family and extricate money from federal authorities.
by Mark Friedman 11/11/2013 12:00 am
U.S. District Court records show that in the Arkansas federal courts in 2011 there were 93 lawsuits related to insurance claims. In 2012, the number rose to 99. And through Oct. 31, 77 lawsuits involving insurance claims have been filed.
by George Waldon 11/11/2013 12:00 am
As expected, the ATM stalker case against Union Bank & Trust of Monticello came to an end before the Dec. 9 trial began in U.S. District Court at Pine Bluff. Judge Brian Miller signed an order dismissing the case with prejudice on Nov. 4.
by Arkansas Business Editors 11/11/2013 12:00 am
Using the government regulatory process to block a competitor signals an unwillingness to fight on the traditional market battlefields of price, quality and efficiency. We're sure it's happened before, but it's neither good business nor good policy.
by Arkansas Business Staff 11/11/2013 12:00 am
Although the criminal case against Remmele Mazyck, the disgraced former Arkansas lottery security official is closed, a lawsuit involving his wrongdoing is still pending.
by Arkansas Business Staff 11/11/2013 12:00 am
As Allens Inc. navigates its way through its Chapter 11 bankruptcy case, the professional fees generated by the firms helping the Siloam Springs company will be in the millions.
by Lance Turner 11/9/2013 09:55 am
Video of the latest "Arkansas Week" on AETN, featuring an interview with State Department of Community Correction Director Sheila Sharp.
by Jeannie Nuss, The Associated Press 11/6/2013 04:45 pm
A federal agency is proposing more than $2.6 million in civil penalties against ExxonMobil after one of the company's pipelines ruptured and spilled thousands of barrels of oil in central Arkansas, according to a document released Wednesday.
by Mark Carter 11/6/2013 01:09 pm
While Arkansas weathered the recession a little better than the rest of the nation, it has fallen behind the U.S. in terms of post-recession economic recovery, according to UALR economist Michael Pakko.
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