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4 months ago –
Somehow, when Bill Cravens tells his story of how a University of Arkansas-trained industrial engineer ended up with a career-spanning relationship with the Oaklawn Jockey Club, spent time working as a certified public accountant, ran and merged banks and then came out of a heart-attack-induced retirement to guide Alltel Information Services and help found a community bank, it all adds up. read more >
9 months ago –
Michael Keck, a former city director in Little Rock, has been named regional sales director at CoreSource of Little Rock. read more >
1 year ago –
Arkansas has four main rivers that carry freight: the Mississippi, the Arkansas, the Ouachita and the White. read more >
1 year ago –
Welspun Corp. Ltd says it will add 200 jobs and invest an additional $100 million in the Little Rock facility where it makes large-diameter pipe for the oil and gas industry. read more >
2 years ago –
U.S. Rep. Tim Griffin called President Obama's jobs package, recently defeated in Congress, an "elixir that's not going to fix the economy." read more >
2 years ago –
Their question to city leaders is, in short: Can we trust you with so much more money? read more >
2 years ago –
The business of emergency management and planning for disasters has never been so relevant. read more >
4 years ago –
LM Glasfiber plans to eliminate the weekend shift at its Little Rock plant, eliminating 80 jobs. read more >
4 years ago –
"Whispers" has been the most popular feature in Arkansas Business right from the beginning. Here we've collected some of the most memorable from each of the past 25 years. read more >
5 years ago –
A look at other recent announcements made of companies bringing jobs to Arkansas. read more >
5 years ago –
Revenue totals remain constant as companies shift their focus to new markets. Northwest Arkansas market tightens as central Arkansas remains steady. read more >
5 years ago –
Gov. Mike Beebe and University of Arkansas at Little Rock Chancellor Joel E. Anderson mark the start of construction on the university's $30 million expansion of the Donaghey College of Engineering and Information Technology. read more >
5 years ago –
A look back at the best and worst news stories of 2007. read more >
5 years ago –
With manufacturing in decline across the nation and the state stinging from the loss of a couple of "super projects" to neighboring states, 2007 saw the Little Rock Port Authority buck the trend. read more >
6 years ago –
The Little Rock Port gets a big boost with recent announcements of new industries. read more >
6 years ago –
An India-based tubular pipe manufacturing company was swayed to put its first North American operation in Little Rock by the city and state's cohesive team effort. read more >
6 years ago –
LM Glasfiber's $150 million fiberglass wind turbine blade production plant at the Little Rock Port will include the Danish company's North American headquarters and a workforce training center. read more >
6 years ago –
LM Glasfiber officially announces plans to open a new plant in Little Rock that will make fiberglass windmill blades. read more >
6 years ago –
Welspun Gujarat Stahl Rohren Ltd. of Mumbai, India, plans to build a $100 million to manufacture tubular steel pipes adjacent to the Little Rock Port Authority — the largest single industrial investment in Little Rock history, officials say. read more >
6 years ago –
Five Little Rock men involved in economic development returned last week from India, home of a pipe company reportedly ready to build a plant on the river.
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