A federal law aimed at preventing Chinese goods made by forced labor from entering the U.S. takes effect this month, and Arkansas importers must be prepared to adjust their supply chains accordingly. read more >
The 18,000-SF clinic is the health system's largest project since development of its main campus in 2014. read more >
She has worked for the hospital in Jonesboro for 18 years. read more >
The forecast for the fiscal year was revised to reflect an expected year-end surplus of $1.47 billion. read more >
Premier Bank is a $213 million asset bank with three branches in Marion, West Memphis and Jonesboro. read more >
He has shared lessons on empathy and genuine connection at work on some of the largest stages in the world, including such Fortune 100 companies as Nike. read more >
It can be difficult to determine exactly where we are in this continuing COVID-19 pandemic. read more >
The organization, called Diamond State Networks, would provide access to more than 1.25 million rural Arkansans. read more >
Sierra Group Roofing and Solar will build a new 11,000-SF headquarters. read more >
Southern Airways, the Jonesboro Municipal Airport service provider, will have nearly 40 Cessna Grand Caravans upgraded to hybrid electric aircraft as part of the deal. read more >
The company will be consolidating three existing warehouses into the new facility, which will provide space for Hytrol's panel shop and non-manufacturing work. read more >
He's the president & CEO of Loggins Logistics of Jonesboro. read more >
The 29th class of Arkansas Business 40 Under 40 honorees — men and women from around the state and a variety of industries who are shaping business, government and nonprofit work in Arkansas. read more >
Lyon College, a small school with big ambitions, has more work to do to get its plans off the ground. But it presents an exciting new vision for Little Rock and health care in Arkansas. read more >
There was one subject the college football coach was careful to avoid at the annual Arkansas Trucking Association conference. read more >
Arkansas' nonfarm payroll jobs increased by 35,500 in April to nearly 1.32 million, a record high. read more >
The college is partnering with OneHealth Education Group of Little Rock on the project. read more >
To Lagasse, quality is everything. That's why he sets high standards not just for his chefs, but for all members of his team. read more >
He has 27 years of experience in the industry. read more >
The electric vehicle maker said the first phase of renovations at its 580,000-SF plant in Osceola is complete. read more >
The system, projected to save the school system $44,000 a year in utility and energy costs, will provide 95% of the 800-student district's total electricity consumption. read more >
Carter is chief investment officer at Huffman & Co. of Little Rock. read more >
Derek Dyson, CEO and President of Today's Power Inc. of North Little Rock, said each of the Electric Cooperatives of Arkansas has either built or is looking to build solar facilities. read more >
Reports on three Arkansas companies last week underline some of what's driving innovations in mobility and the high costs of forging new paths in the industry. read more >
The lawsuit says the Craighead County Election Commission knew about the error for more than a week before early voting began. read more >
Arkansas Business is accepting nominations for its annual "20 In Their 20s" class of young professionals who are making a difference in their companies, organizations and communities. read more >
Arkansas Northeastern College in Blytheville and North Arkansas College in Harrison have signed separate efficiency performance contracts. read more >
Phillip Oldridge, the CEO of Envirotech Vehicles, says electric vehicles "are here to stay and they're only going to gain momentum." read more >
Helm's $12 million investment will upgrade and expand river terminal capabilities. read more >
The Jonesboro biotechnology company's SEC report says it has 39 investors. read more >
