Tyson Pushes to Meet Chicken Demand
by Marty Cook – 2 days ago
Company faces headwinds as costs for feed and labor threaten production goals.
Company faces headwinds as costs for feed and labor threaten production goals.
The bank is moving operations to the building, which had been listed at $15 million.
Cody Easterday, a rancher from southeast Washington, pleaded guilty to defrauding the company of $233 million.
The lawsuit, filed in federal court in Little Rock, alleges that Kroger adopted a plan to slash costs by getting rid of older, highly paid managers through an early retirement plan.
The move is part of efforts by the nation's largest retailer to better compete with Amazon's Prime membership program, which offers an array of perks. read more >
CEO Doug McMillon noted that strong sales were registered in groceries, which have lower margins. read more >
Losses totaled $1 million, slightly higher than a year ago. But CEO Phillip Oldridge called the period a "breakout quarter." read more >
CEO Richard Howe said the company is positioning itself for major changes in the industry. read more >
The logistics giant is donating another $1.5 million to the university's supply chain program, which will be renamed. read more >
Still, earnings per share rose 5.6% in the quarter to $9.30. read more >
Weighted average rent was up 17% compared to the same quarter a year ago. read more >
CEO Vijay Manthripragada said the company is seeing tailwinds from end market and regulatory activity. read more >
The electric vehicle startup lost $164.4 million, or 68 cents per share, in the quarter. read more >
Sales declined in the company's chicken, pork and prepared foods segments. read more >
The promotion is part of a new management structure for the company. read more >
It's part of a plan with local officials and the nonprofit Fifty for the Future to address food deserts in the city. read more >
CEO Kenny Gunderman said the company saw its highest level of gross install activity since 2017. read more >
The offer did not include a cash refund for Arkansas customers who were allegedly overcharged. read more >
A working paper issued last month by the National Bureau of Economic Research aims to answer questions about how remote work affects productivity, innovation and company culture. read more >
Cyber risk is business risk, and there is no shortage of recent examples of the wide-ranging economic effects wrought by cyberattacks. read more >
Net income was up 58% to $24.2 million. read more >
The company reported the best income, operating income and revenue of any quarter in company history. read more >
It takes work to become a more positive person, Gordon says, and that work needs to start at the beginning of every day. read more >
The company's income and revenue in the period exceeded Wall Street expectations. read more >
The company was accused of concealing known risks connected to a $310 million judgement against Windstream in 2019. read more >
The retail giant has been forced to step up discounts to move inventory. read more >
The winning product will be featured at the Arkansas State Chamber of Commerce Annual Meeting in November. read more >
The U.S. jobless rate also didn't change from May to June, remaining at 3.6%. read more >
The bank is moving operations to an office building on the city's west side. read more >
The Van Buren company accepted a $435 million takeover offer by German logistics giant DB Schenker on June 23. read more >
If CEO James Reed is running around a little hectic these days, it's no small wonder. read more >
At least one public company in Arkansas says the proposed rules are burdensome, include a vague term and aren't something its investors are requesting. read more >
Even if only for a moment, in that moment, people want to be in a place where they are seen — a place where they matter. read more >
