Unveiling the Owners of Enlightened Dispensary Morrilton
The medical marijuana dispensary sold last year after the previous owners paid heavy taxes, according to a lawsuit. read more >
The medical marijuana dispensary sold last year after the previous owners paid heavy taxes, according to a lawsuit. read more >
The biggest of the bunch is Legacy Capital Wealth Partners (No. 7), which nearly doubled its $560 million total in 2022. The Little Rock firm's almost 82.5% climb propelled it beyond $1 billion this year. read more >
Fayetteville firm Greenwood Gearhart, started in 1982, is now in a rarefied league, CEO Brock Gearhart says. read more >
Both systems, the state's largest pension funds, exceeded their goals for returns after a dismal fiscal 2022, and both also have new leaders fresh out of state agencies. read more >
The rate has moved up the past two months after falling to a record low of 2.6% in June and July. read more >
Net income surged 32% from the same period a year ago. read more >
Powell noted that inflation has cooled significantly from a year ago. But he cautioned that it's not yet clear whether inflation is on a steady path back to the Fed's 2% target. read more >
Deposits continued sliding in the quarter and are now down 15% since the company's acquisition of Happy Bancshares Inc. last year. read more >
Higher funding costs continue to impact the Fayetteville lender's bottom line. read more >
She has 22 years of bank accounting experience and has served as the controller for the bank since 2013. read more >
FRHP Lincolnshire LLC, an affiliate of Freedom Roads/Camping World of Lincolnshire, Illinois, acquired the Crain RV facility at 9801 Interstate 30. read more >
The $332 million-asset lender is poised to start doing business through a newly built 2,800-SF full-service branch at 181 Slack St. in Pea Ridge. read more >
Megan McClain has been with the cooperatives in 2020, and Justin Simpson has been with the cooperatives since 2011. read more >
Brown joined the Small Business Administration in April. She previously worked 13 years for the U.S. Department of Defense, where she was deputy division chief for Shared Services. read more >
The sale-leaseback of the fast-food project in west Little Rock weighed in at $2.29 million. read more >
The $7.5 billion-asset lender intends to open its first out-of-state branch in Santa Rosa Beach, Florida. read more >
The state had a surplus of $108 million through the first quarter of fiscal 2024. read more >
She previously was director of operations of the financial institution. read more >
Temple Baptist Church of Little Rock purchased the 7,931-SF project at 317 S. Shackleford Road from Anchor Realty Investments LLC, led by Alan Bubbus. read more >
Little is director of the Arkansas Society of Human Resource Management State Council. read more >
Two long-standing pain points — workforce and high prices — worry Arkansas company leaders. read more >
Charu Thomas, 25, founded Ox in Bentonville, whose technology integrates AI and wearable devices to optimize supply-chain efficiency, addressing pandemic-induced challenges. read more >
On Sept. 21, Centennial Bank of Conway filed a foreclosure lawsuit against Taylor, who beat Bernard Hopkins in 2005 to become undisputed middleweight champion of the world. read more >
Upscale furniture company Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams operated for 34 years before it collapsed in August due to problems tied to PNC Bank and the private equity company that owned MG+BW, the Stephens Group LLC of Little Rock. read more >
With student loan payments resuming, some employers are helping workers access a program to eliminate debt. read more >
It's the slowest growth since 2014, bringing total deposits to slightly more than $97 billion as of June 30. read more >
The financial center is one the first prototypes for Simmons Bank, and it will be used to remodel existing branches and build new financial centers across the bank's six-state footprint. read more >
A recent poll of 541 of the state's chief executives revealed a mix of confidence and apprehension as they assessed the current business climate and looked ahead to future conditions. read more >
Looking at the business press for the last few quarters, it seems that the most unpredictable (and therefore likely most dangerous) new threat to businesses will continue to be finding and keeping top talent. read more >
