Parkwood Center Sale Tops $2.3M
by Arkansas Business Staff – 6 days ago
The buildings at 6801 W. 12th St. were built in 1979 and offer retail, office and warehouse space.
The buildings at 6801 W. 12th St. were built in 1979 and offer retail, office and warehouse space.
Mint Equity Fund LLC, an affiliate of Forge Partners in Rancho Santa Fe, California, bought the two apartment complexes.
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 >
The number of Americans who signed up for unemployment benefits rose last week to the highest level since November, though the U.S. job market continues to show signs of strength. read more >
Still, earnings per share rose 5.6% in the quarter to $9.30. read more >
On a monthly basis, prices were unchanged from June to July, the first time that has happened after 25 months of increases. read more >
Michael B. Crosby III has joined Quattlebaum Grooms & Tull, while Wilson & Associates gained Adam Perdue. read more >
Walmart has partnered with three drone companies in the past three years, and plans to expand its DroneUp delivery network this year. read more >
Zest never tried to stop patent filing's revelation of secrets, retailer says. read more >
In assessing central Arkansas' rise as a logistics hub, the CEO of the Little Rock Regional Chamber said the area has a driven workforce — and in this case, he meant employees who commute by car. read more >
Not only are more hub rollouts coming, the company is working on next-generation drones with significant technological improvements. 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 >
July's job creation was 130,000 more than those produced in June, and the most since February. read more >
The three-story, European-style galleria in Little Rock is fully occupied. read more >
Supporters of the marijuana proposal say they will appeal to the state Supreme Court. read more >
The campaign supporting members of Children's Miracle Network Hospitals ran from June 13 to July 10. read more >
The number of Americans quitting their jobs fell slightly but remained high at 4.2 million. read more >
Proposed new regulations would force food processors to reduce the amount of salmonella bacteria found in some raw chicken products or risk being shut down. read more >
The measure to legalize recreational use of the drug is one step closer to making the ballot. read more >
She will lead program delivery at partner schools and support AmeriCorps member services. read more >
As recreational cannabis seems possible for this year's ballot, a new federal lawsuit challenges medical marijuana businesses in Arkansas. 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 >
TMF Legacy LLC, an affiliate of Think Multifamily in Frisco, Texas, purchased the Cantrell Heights project at 6900 Cantrell Road from F4 Little Rock 2 LLC, an affiliate of Anthem Property Ventures of Edmond, Oklahoma. read more >
The buyer of the store at 2722 Malvern Road was Alexander Crossing LLC. 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 >
Applications for jobless aid for the week ending July 23 declined by 5,000 to 256,000 from the previous week's 261,000, the Labor Department reported. read more >
Consumer spending slowed as Americans bought fewer goods, business investment fell, and inventories tumbled as businesses slowed their restocking of shelves. read more >
The retail giant has been forced to step up discounts to move inventory. read more >
The U.S. jobless rate also didn't change from May to June, remaining at 3.6%. 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 >
