The 100-store deal with a private investment firm will bring new 7 Brew locations to North Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia.

Shares of the Little Rock marketing technology provider fell sharply on Thursday.

Profits were squeezed by tariffs and scale-up costs tied to the company’s Conway production facility.

The project encompasses 50 new transmission projects and 949 miles of new supersized 765-kilovolt lines.

CEO Dan Oberste said the quarter marked a turning point for the Little Rock-based real estate investment trust.

The company is expanding its onshoring mission with state incentives and plans to train local workers for technology careers.

He replaces Alan McClain, who recently retired after more than five years as commissioner.

The company also announced a handful of changes to its board of directors.

The development will further connect the Argenta Arts District with the growing corridor surrounding Simmons Bank Arena.

Shares of the company jumped nearly 15% in after-hours trading on Tuesday.

The agreement with Flynn Group of San Francisco aims to accelerate 7 Brew’s already rapid growth.

Gains in corporate income tax and sales tax offset lower individual income tax collections.

The company reported vastly different earnings compared to a year ago, reflecting the combined business operations with Windstream.

The multi-year commitment will create three new veterinary scholarship funds.

It’s the second acquisition the company has announced in the past three months.

Arkansas employers are stepping up in the fight against opioids with new education, resources, and workplace support through Together Arkansas.

The county is the sole Arkansas recipient among 50 communities nationwide selected for the funding from 114 total applicants.

The latest round of appointments fills roles on the Arkansas Psychology Board, Veterans’ Commission, and Health Services Permit Commission.