Walmart CFO Brett Biggs to Step Down in 2022
by Arkansas Business Staff – 16 hours ago
Walmart Inc. of Bentonville executive Brett Biggs will step down as CFO sometime next year with an eye toward leaving the retailer on Jan. 31, 2023.
Walmart Inc. of Bentonville executive Brett Biggs will step down as CFO sometime next year with an eye toward leaving the retailer on Jan. 31, 2023.
The state faces stiff headwinds providing public transparency in the medical marijuana dispensary industry, where lawsuits and charges of deception have been a constant for nearly five years.
Former University of Arkansas star and NBA player Ronnie Brewer Jr. sold the two-story home for more than $2.3 million.
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Storm Nolan, the Fort Smith hotelier, is now providing accommodations for thousands of medicinal marijuana plants. read more >
Fayetteville real estate developer and investor Ted Belden loves old buildings, and he is proving it yet again. read more >
Russellville's First State Bank is developing its first full-service branch in northwest Arkansas. read more >
A Georgia group specializing in student housing paid $31.2 million for the Avenue apartment complex north of the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville. read more >
Neurohospitalists Dr. Jacob Didion and Dr. Sujan Reddy have joined Mercy Fort Smith. read more >
The retail pharmacy chains were found to have recklessly distributed massive amounts of pain pills. read more >
Bridgeman turned his $350,000 salary into $600 million. read more >
The company says the service is available seven days a week, with delivery in as little as 30 minutes for eligible customers. read more >
He hinted at "future endeavors" that will take shape in the coming weeks. read more >
The buyer was hedge fund billionaire Kenneth Griffin of Citadel, who outbid a group of cryptocurrency enthusiasts. read more >
The Cyclocross World Championships in January puts Fayetteville's cycling scene in top gear as an international cycling power. read more >
Report for America, a nongovernment service program to improve local news coverage, has partnered with newsrooms across America to beef up reporting on under-covered issues and communities. read more >
Max Harrell has been promoted to Rogers area market president for Generations Bank of Rogers, and Rick Moody has been hired as market president for the Fayetteville area. read more >
The U.S. jobless rate was also down, hitting 4.6% in October. read more >
The company is getting closer to its goal of having 100,000 customers by April 2022. read more >
She takes over as the museum embarks on a 100,000-SF expansion with an estimated cost of over $100 million. read more >
"The last thing you should do is abandon your network when going through difficult times," Misner said. read more >
The case is being closely watched because it could set the tone for U.S. city and county governments that want to hold pharmacies accountable for the opioid crisis. read more >
Electric automaker Canoo Inc. says it will move its headquarters to northwest Arkansas, pledging to employ more than 500 people in Benton and Washington counties. read more >
Supply chain issues didn't stop the company from topping Wall Street expectations heading into the holiday shopping season. read more >
The Rogers-based company services more than 80 brands sold on Walmart.com, utilizing a mix of technology-driven search engine optimization and retail insights. read more >
The Springdale-based meat giant reported that sales declines in some segments were offset by higher prices. read more >
Central States Manufacturing Inc. of Lowell hopes to move into a new corporate office by the end of January 2022 after buying a 21,068-SF headquarters in Tontitown. read more >
Arkansas Blue Cross & Blue Shield opens its $40 million, 81,000-SF Northwest Arkansas Corporate Center in Springdale, where it expects 300 employees will eventually work. read more >
The COVID-19 pandemic stands as a crucible and a pivot point for Arkansas Blue Cross & Blue Shield as its northwest Arkansas crew settles into a new $40 million, 81,000-SF corporate center. read more >
Like patients, Arkansas pharmacists have had their sleeves rolled up. read more >
Annetta Tirey of Bella Vista recently joined Arkansas Community Foundation as its northwest Arkansas program officer. read more >
McLarty currently serves as the director of government affairs and community relations for AIR Communities. read more >
The complexes will add 345 units for low-income families that will be rented for rates nearly 50% below the current market. read more >
