Health care promotions and hires take the stage in this week’s Movers & Shakers.

Walmart is making headlines again with its decision to move from the NYSE to the Nasdaq.

Wing, a former state representative with a background in TV journalism, was named to lead Arkansas PBS in September.

In an effort to combat financial pressures, Arkansas Blue Cross Blue Shield is offering certain employees early-retirement.

In its latest quarterly earnings release, Uniti Inc. detailed a set of milestones that signal a new era of fiber-focused growth.

The Arkansas Community Foundation of Little Rock has found no one better to take the reigns of their organization than Jessica Hughes Ford, who will start as President & CEO Jan. 1.

As part of its local expansion, Chase announced the hiring of its first community manager in Little Rock.

Arkansas Business Publishing Group’s office in downtown Little Rock will be closed.

Sales rose 0.2% in September from the previous month, the Commerce Department said Tuesday, in a report delayed more than a month because of the government shutdown.

The Best Friends Pet Resource Center in Bentonville was the outcome of a grassroots volunteer movement and the determination to better the animals of Northwest Arkansas.

The excitement that Kyle Leyenberger feels toward the new developments happening in Downtown Little Rock is palpable in his executive Q & A.

Goodwill Industries of Arkansas has been selected to be part of a study that will determine the impact of the nonprofit’s training programs.

An assortment of hires and promotions for banking, marketing and health care are noted in this week’s Movers and Shakers.

A property sale in Tontitown, Arkansas has revealed that Jiffy Trip will be setting up a fifth gas station in the state.

As a result of missing a court deadline, the Arkansas Highway Commission is still legally tangled with Transport Realty Inc. over a property dispute.

With the announcement of the new U.S. Steel plant in Osceola, its seems like the momentum for growth in the area is only gaining traction.

Brandon Yoder’s prominent promotion at the Arkansas Children’s Hospital has earned him the spot of Super Mover.

The Springdale-based meat giant is also cutting a shift at a Texas plant as it reshapes its struggling beef segment.