In bankruptcy, Remington lists the state of Arkansas among creditors who have the 40 largest unsecured claims and are not company insiders.
Honorees in this year's Arkansas Business 40 Under 40 class shared insights about leadership, retaining talent in Arkansas and key influences at this year's awards celebration, available now to watch here.
Fiocchi of America, the U.S. subsidiary of Italian ammunition maker Fiocchi, plans to put a factory in Pulaski County, investing $15 million in an operation that will employ 85 people.
Arkansas Business is now taking nominations for its annual CFO of the Year Awards. Honorees will be honored during a virtual livestream awards ceremony on Dec. 15. read more >
The economy continues to recover in nine Midwest and Plains states, but businesses are still cutting jobs amid the coronavirus, according to a monthly survey of business leaders. read more >
Remington Arms, weighed down by lawsuits and retail sales restrictions following the Sandy Hook school massacre, is seeking bankruptcy protection for the second time in as many years. read more >
Everyone can agree that Steven Booth lent an Alabama mining research and development company $54 million that hasn't been repaid. But past that, agreement breaks down. read more >
The ownership of Springdale Tractor paid $3.5 million for the company's 16-acre facility in Springdale. read more >
Bradford Estates LLC purchased 141-unit apartment complex at 6310 Col. Glenn Road in Little Rock. The seller is Alexander Apartments LLC, led by Jason Bolden. read more >
The first confirmed coronavirus outbreak at an Iowa meatpacking plant was far more severe than previously known, with more than twice as many workers becoming infected than the state Department of Public Health told the public, newly released records show. read more >
The viral pandemic's resurgence caused the number of Americans seeking unemployment benefits to rise last week for the first time in nearly four months, evidence of the deepening economic pain the outbreak is causing. read more >
American furniture maker La-Z-Boy of Monroe, Michigan, is creating 125 jobs by expanding the second shift at its Siloam Springs facility. read more >
SCA Pharmaceuticals of Little Rock, which makes sterile pharmaceuticals for hospital pharmacies and health care facilities throughout the country, says it will expand its operations in Little Rock. read more >
Industrial property in east Little Rock, convenience stores in west Little Rock and North Little Rock, duplexes in Faulkner County and more form this week's conga line of million-dollar real estate transactions. read more >
Arkansas' seasonally adjusted unemployment rate declined to 8% in June from 9.6% in May, the state Department of Workforce Services reported Friday. read more >
HMS Mfg. Co. says its previously announced $20 million, 555,000-SF injection molding facility at the Port of Little Rock in Little Rock is set to open in late summer or early fall. read more >
Arkansas Business will host its first virtual Executive Leadership Academy this fall. Applications are now open and the deadline to apply for the program is July 31. read more >
A $22.4 million judgment against Wells Fargo Bank tied to a case over unwanted faxes wasn't based in reality, according to bankers' associations. read more >
Brent Miller has been promoted to creative lead at The Communications Group in Little Rock. read more >
Transit packaging manufacturer Signode Industrial Group LLC of Glenview, Illinois, announced Thursday that it will expand its operations in Fordyce and create 31 full-time jobs over the next year. read more >
Gerber Products Co. said late Wednesday that it will invest $30 million in a new product line that will create 50 jobs at its Fort Smith facility. read more >
As the mask debate rages in the midst of COVID-19, here's a quick look at what two city orders around masks do — and don't do — and what Arkansas businesses should know about them. read more >
Local, state and federal leaders held a groundbreaking ceremony Monday for $11 million in transportation infrastructure projects at the Port of Little Rock. read more >
An affiliate of Morris Avenue Capital Partners of Safety Harbor, Florida, purchased the Spanish Rock project at 11300 Mesa Drive in west Little Rock. read more >
La-Z-Boy Inc. of Monroe, Michigan, expects to have about 350 employees back at work at its production facility in Siloam Springs as the company transfers part of its production line to the site. read more >
Five manufacturing and industrial leaders in commercial real estate offer their insights on what's currently happening in their areas. read more >
Some, like the hospitality industry, are bracing for a long, slow return to pre-COVID vitality. Others, like the energy sector, see a quicker recovery after the early swoon. Some trends seem baked into expectations, like reliance on home-based employees and the technology they use. read more >
Making hand sanitizer is nothing new for Enviro Tech Chemical Services Inc. of Modesto, California. But three months ago, the product was swept up in an unexpected surge in popularity thanks to COVID-19. read more >
The cattle ranching industry may undergo some changes in the turbulent wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, but the changes may not include the one cattlemen fear the most: loss of independence. read more >
An affiliate of Caprocq Core REIT purchased the four-story project in west Little Rock. read more >
Bradford Estates LLC, led by Ryan Aclin, Jeff Aclin and Jarod Puckett, bought its self-named 141-unit complex at 6310 Col. Glenn Road in Little Rock for nearly $4.6 million. read more >
B-Unlimited of Fayetteville is best known as the apparel company that makes college-themed T-shirts; CEO Ben Clark said B-Unlimited reached $10 million in sales in 2019. read more >
Since I'm not at all sure any of us have a good grasp on how much our worlds will have been changed by the pandemic, I think of this week's list as a final snapshot of the old normal that will be valuable when it comes time to document the new normal. read more >
