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9 months ago –
Sources tell the Northwest Arkansas Business Journal that all northwest Arkansas sports department staff members -- with the exception of department head Steve Goff -- were laid off Thursday. read more >
1 year ago –
The University of Arkansas' Sam M. Walton College of Business and the Arkansas Business Hall of Fame Board will induct four honorees at a ceremony at 6 p.m. in Little Rock. read more >
2 years ago –
Stephen Steed, former state desk and freelance reporter for the Arkansas Gazette, is organizing a party to reunite erstwhile Gazette staffers and commemorate the 20th anniversary of the historic newspaper's closing. read more >
3 years ago –
When the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette announced last week that Nat Lea, the publisher of the Hot Springs Sentinel-Record, would take over as general manager at the Little Rock daily, Paul Smith sounded almost relieved that he would pass those duties to Lea. read more >
3 years ago –
The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette names Nat Lea as vice president and general manager of the newspaper. Paul Smith will remain president. read more >
4 years ago –
The U.S. Department of Justice will allow the merger between Stephens Media LLC and the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette Inc., clearing the way for both entities to seek a return to profitability. read more >
4 years ago –
Nervous employees expect layoffs, but details are still sketchy. read more >
4 years ago –
After suffering "significant financial losses during the current economic recession," the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette and Stephens Media plan a joint venture in northwest Arkansas, the news organizations announced Thursday. read more >
4 years ago –
Arkansas Life and Inviting Arkansas shuffle editorial leadership. read more >
4 years ago –
Collecting revenue data for the annual list of the state's largest private companies was harder this year. read more >
4 years ago –
The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette began a second round of layoffs Monday, with 16 people, all apparently newsroom employees, losing their jobs. read more >
4 years ago –
For several years Arkansas Business ran a list, based on several sources, of the wealthiest Arkansans. That practice ended in 2001, a casualty of the combination of two factors: the fall of the stock market and greater difficulty in gathering data. read more >
4 years ago –
The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette has let go 50-60 people throughout its statewide operations, the newspaper said on Tuesday. read more >
4 years ago –
Everyone knows the classic newspaper business model is changing, but what will Arkansas' gray ladies look like? read more >
5 years ago –
The Peabody Little Rock will fill the hotel's conference hall with two conventions this weekend. National groups representing editorial writers and royalty owners will visit Little Rock for their 2008 conventions. read more >
5 years ago –
EStem Charter Schools, which debuted last month in downtown Little Rock as a public alternative to private schools and public school districts, is already bucking several trends. read more >
5 years ago –
While enrollment in Pulaski County's public schools remains stagnant, private and charter schools seem to be booming. read more >
5 years ago –
Winners of the Donald W. Reynolds Governor's Cup business plan competition received a total of $104,000 in cash prizes. read more >
5 years ago –
Editor & Publisher names Walter E. Hussman Jr. its Publisher of the Year, highlighting what the magazine calls his "contrarian" views on publishing and the Internet. read more >
5 years ago –
The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette's parent company is finalizing a deal to buy three newspapers in central Missouri. read more >
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