Happy Home: Inside John Allison's $919M Texas Bank Buy 
by Kyle Massey – 3 days ago
Happy sums up big deal for Home BancShares CEO John W. Allison.
Happy sums up big deal for Home BancShares CEO John W. Allison.
It's the second stadium sponsorship deal the growing bank has announced this month.
The prospects for a hectic holiday shipping season remain high.
The company has seen a significant decline in COVID-19 infections. read more >
The plant will be the publicly traded company's third U.S. manufacturing facility, sitting on 290 acres of port land. read more >
Earnings were 74 cents per share, topping Wall Street expectations of 58 cents. read more >
Several national grocers claimed that Tyson conspired with other poultry producers to fix prices. read more >
Branching activity in west Little Rock is transforming a one-mile stretch of Chenal Parkway into a banker's boulevard. read more >
The professional and business services sector grew the most, adding 10,000 jobs. read more >
The bank reported earnings of $1 per share, a 19% increase from the third quarter of 2020. read more >
Misner has been called the “Father of Modern Networking” by Forbes and CNN. read more >
Arkansas Business announces the 2021 CFO of the Year finalists and Lifetime Achievement Award winners. read more >
Profit for the quarter was up 8% compared to last year. read more >
Zayo Group LLC has been in talks to buy Uniti Group Inc. and Windstream Holdings, according to the Wall Street Journal. read more >
The new members bring extensive experience in retail food and beverage and supply chain and logistics to the board. read more >
They say consolidation of the U.S. beef market by Tyson and other companies has made it more difficult for them to make a living. read more >
The SEC report doesn't make any recommendations for changes, but it points to several areas for further consideration. read more >
The 90,000-SF property in Bentonville is being used by Walmart as a training center. read more >
The $5.6 billion electric vehicle and battery plant is expected to create 5,800 new jobs. read more >
Rush Harding, a name long synonymous with the Crews & Associates bond brokerage in Little Rock that is owned by First Security Bancorp of Searcy, is now working for Bank OZK. read more >
Without emotionally intelligent and supportive leaders, it is impossible to embed the principles of diversity, equity and inclusion organization-wide. read more >
Income for the quarter was $21.4 million, up from $6 million a year ago. read more >
There were signs that people were splurging for new clothes for the back-to-school season or for a return to the office. read more >
The results surpassed Wall Street expectations. read more >
Projects in Wynne and Osceola are expected to create about 300 jobs. read more >
The Republican governor expressed concerns about the measure's impact on businesses but did not veto it. read more >
The deal between the company and other retail and shipping giants should help move stranded container ships on the West Coast. read more >
The deal makes Simmons the eighth-largest bank in Tennessee based on deposit market share. read more >
It's a change from company's previous expectation that most employees would need to be in the office at least three days a week. read more >
The widespread disruptions began shortly after the Southwest Airlines Pilots Association asked a federal court to block the airline's order that all employees get vaccinated. read more >
He and his partners bought the company in 1989 for $2.4 million and took it public in 1992. read more >
While Walmart Inc.'s new headquarters in Bentonville propelled the value of commercial building permits to record highs during the first half of this year, the rest of northwest Arkansas generated its own sizable increases over the previous year. read more >
More than 72,000 DISH subscribers in the Little Rock area are affected. read more >
