This issue is the last regular issue of Arkansas Business with me as editor. Next year, I’ll embark on a new career in strategic communications at Ghidotti of Little Rock. […]

The University of Arkansas’ Greenhouse Outdoor Recreation Program has received a $1.2 million grant to expand its work supporting outdoor startups in Arkansas. The grant, from the U.S. Economic Development […]

2022 was a good year for venture capital in the state, but Arkansas has a long way to go.

Trustees for the Arkansas State University System on Friday voted to name Robin Myers interim president, effective Jan. 15. Myers, the chancellor emeritus at the system’s Mountain Home campus, will […]

Riceland Foods Inc. of Stuttgart on Friday named Kevin McGilton CEO effective immediately. McGilton, a 20-year veteran of the agricultural cooperative, replaces Jason Brancel in the role. Brancel joined the […]

North Arkansas Regional Medical Center of Harrison said Thursday that it will close some clinics, combine others and cut 3% of its workforce as it struggles with rising costs. The […]

Shorter College is working hard to help Arkansas employers find workers skilled in technology.

The funds will help transform the historic Rock Island Railroad Depot in North Little Rock into a space with classrooms, office space and more.

Lithium, steel and, yes, politics will make 2024 a big year for business in Arkansas.

Arkansas is facing a “most severe” worker shortage but has an opportunity to reverse course.

Global energy giant ExxonMobil Corp. says it will begin drilling for lithium this month near Magnolia, a move Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders said could turn the page on a new chapter of the state’s economy.

Retailers and small businesses navigate a slower holiday shopping season.

Montrose Environmental Group Inc. reports a $7.5 million third-quarter net loss, a bigger than the loss it reported in same quarter last year, but revenue rose almost 29% amid a surge in organic growth.

Arvest Bank begins construction on its new branch in Little Rock, which executives said will be its largest bank facility in central Arkansas.

Arkansas plays an increasingly key role in the global aerospace and defense industry.

The CEO of aerospace and defense contractor Lockheed Martin Corp. touted the company’s work at its manufacturing facilities in south Arkansas on Tuesday and outlined its efforts to integrate cutting-edge […]

Windstream Holdings of Little Rock announces a new president and CEO, Paul H. Sunu, who takes over effective immediately.

The economy and politics/politicians are again among the top concerns for Arkansans, and Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders’ approval rating is 48%, the lowest for an Arkansas governor since her father’s 47% in 2003.

Fewer maternity wards and related services make it tough for Arkansas mothers and infants.

The Noell family has sold DNW Outdoors & Automotive, the outdoors and automotive accessories retailer they have operated in Jonesboro since 1987.