Susi Barakat founded eGiftify to bring the technology that big brands use to her family’s small business, The Terrace restaurant in Little Rock.

The entrepreneurial support organization will host events and programming at the center as well as rent co-working space, desks and access to meeting rooms.

The bank decided to focus on using technology to eliminate manual processes not only for its staff, but for its clients.

FIS CEO Gary Norcross and St. Louis Fed VP Allen North were among the speakers.

One of several standouts was Arcanum Technology of Athens, Georgia, which demoed a secure, four-character password that never has to be changed by the end user.

The electric vehicle startup lost $164.4 million, or 68 cents per share, in the quarter.

The Fayetteville-based company helps major retail brands automate identifying the source of fines the companies impose on suppliers.

Jonesboro answers calls for space with new hub, a 263-acre logistics, warehousing and digital fulfillment center.

The project received board approval in 2019 but was delayed by the pandemic.

The term-limited governor says his focus is on broadband access, jobs and a “hopefully quick” special session on tax cuts.

The company was accused of concealing known risks connected to a $310 million judgment against Windstream in 2019.

At least one public company in Arkansas says the proposed rules are burdensome, include a vague term and aren’t something its investors are requesting.

The firms will work together to make sure Edafio clients get the best cybersecurity.

BreachBits opened its office in Little Rock a year ago and already hopes to double its Arkansas workforce.

Executive Director Victoria Ramirez said supply chain delays have contributed to the opening being pushed back.

Sophie Ozier, Arkansas Travelers’ first female general manager, has been making strides as the exception to the rule in professional baseball.

Applications will be accepted through July 31, from early-stage companies offering digital health and software, medical devices and diagnostic platforms involving cardiovascular care.

The processing of all types of applications — visas and green cards — is backlogged, leaving potential workers in limbo amid a nationwide labor shortage.

The Little Rock-based coffee and tea company said it narrowed its losses and upsized its new credit facility.

Each of them was granted restricted stock unit awards as an incentive for taking the cuts.