Since launching in 2019, Fayetteville farmland investing service AcreTrader has placed “well over” $100 million into more than 60 farms in a dozen states, according to Founder and CEO Carter Malloy.
Judith McKenna has regularly made the Forbes list of the most powerful women in business as she climbed the career ladder at Walmart Inc. of Bentonville. Her children may not have been as impressed.
It's part of a multi-year plan to transform the bank's services, products and operations.
One factor was a significant uptick in warehouse leasing. read more >
The $6.63 million property is adjacent to the health system's main campus. read more >
It's the medical group's 10th location in Arkansas. read more >
Nine major industry sectors including manufacturing and hospitality reported growth. read more >
Arkansas' largest school district ends its mask mandate as the state reports 28 new COVID-19 deaths. read more >
In some international markets, changes planned for the coming years were implemented in a few weeks. read more >
Arkansas Business is once again seeking nominations of the state's outstanding businesses, business executives and nonprofits for its Arkansas Business of the Year Awards. read more >
He acknowledged paying the disgraced lawmaker $157K. read more >
Reuters, CNBC and Yahoo Finance are among the news outlets that were duped. read more >
The Arkansas-based company blamed "unprecedented market conditions" for rising prices. read more >
U.S. District Judge James M. Moody Jr. last month put a $115 million judgment against Walmart Inc. on hold “until further notice by the Court.” read more >
Whatever industry you're in and whatever the size of your organization, a good succession plan is a must-have. read more >
From Jonesboro to Little Rock to Bentonville to Prescott, bright young talent spans our state. For the 12th year, Arkansas Business is proud to introduce 20 of the freshest faces in business and community service. read more >
John Lovett, an eight-year fixture at the Southwest Times Record in Fort Smith, has joined a parade of journalists giving up daily newspaper work. read more >
Bill Sabo has been hired as regional office director for the new Arkansas Small Business & Technology Development Center at the University of Arkansas at Fort Smith after a nationwide search. read more >
The money will help fund three new programs. read more >
Seven measures including zoning code reform have been proposed. read more >
The year-long program is the first partnership of the Venture Center, Venture Noire, Wright Lindsey Jennings, the Arkansas Economic Development Commission and Arkansas Capital Corp. read more >
He has led the university's Office of Diversity since 2020, and will continue teaching. read more >
The new members represent health care, technology, energy and education sectors. read more >
The new members include FedEx, ArcBest and Tyson executives. read more >
The company also said its U.S. workers vaccinated against the coronavirus would be eligible for 20 hours of paid sick leave beginning in 2022. read more >
With the backing of trucking magnate J.B. Hunt, he helped spark an explosion of commercial property growth in Rogers. read more >
Food Loops in Rogers takes food and other waste and turns it into fertilizing compost. read more >
Longhorn Steakhouse is planning to set up shop on North Shiloh Drive in Fayetteville. read more >
With its population surging, northwest Arkansas shows that it's healthy to go into something all together. read more >
Are staffing service industries doing more with less? Or is it doing less with less? read more >
Mike Stengel will open Michael Baker International's new office in Bentonville. read more >
Adora Curry has joined the Thaden School of Bentonville as director of advancement. read more >
Dr. Kristin Chaffee has joined PACE of the Ozarks of Springdale, where she provides medical care for its elderly participants. read more >
