Pharmacies Sue After Opioid Supplier Cuts Them Off
by Mark Friedman – 2 weeks ago
One lawsuit against AmerisourceBergen was filed last month by Manes' Pharmacy Inc., which operates Super-Sav Drug #3 in Van Buren.
One lawsuit against AmerisourceBergen was filed last month by Manes' Pharmacy Inc., which operates Super-Sav Drug #3 in Van Buren.
The Arvest Opportunity Fund provides loans and lines of credit to small business that fall just below bank loan policy requirements.
A survey found that 62% of respondents see business as both competent and ethical, compared with 59% for nongovernmental agencies, 51% for governments and 50% for the media.
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People Trust, led by founder Arlo Washington, is set to see customers in March. read more >
Small business owners owe it to themselves to find untapped profit potential, pay themselves appropriately and free up some of their time. read more >
MCC Self Storage LLC and Wobbe Lane LLC purchased adjoining industrial flex buildings in west Little Rock. read more >
Even as inflation gradually slows, it remains a painful reality for many Americans, especially with such necessities as food, energy and rents having soared over the past 18 months. read more >
He's currently the chief innovation officer at Little Rock investment firm Circumference Group. read more >
The firm aims to help clients navigate policies, laws and regulations that affect businesses in Arkansas and Washington, D.C. read more >
She has served on the board since 2018. read more >
A looming recession, still high (although easing) inflation and labor woes are just some of the issues. read more >
Major drugstore chains have raised pay and dangled signing bonuses to add employees. They're also emphasizing the lunch breaks and sending routine prescription work to other locations to improve conditions in their pandemic-battered pharmacies. read more >
The founder and CEO of leadership training firm Focus 3 states rather bluntly that if an organization isn't performing as well as it should, the first place the leader should look is in the mirror. read more >
In another key metric, the number of people quitting their job rose to 4.2 million, up from about 4 million in October. read more >
Courtney Turner, Tina Gabbard and Dr. Teressa Brown weigh in on why women are leaving their jobs in unprecedented numbers. read more >
The grant from the National Science Foundation will help connect regional farmers with institutional buyers and ultimately expand access to healthy and nutritious food. read more >
Small retailers say this year is still far from "normal" because decades-high inflation is forcing them to raise prices and making shoppers rein in the uninhibited spending seen in 2021 when they were flush with pandemic aid or gains from the stock market. read more >
When Jill Judy and Mark Brown moved to Little Rock from Florida in 2006, they planned to retire with rental properties. But when the housing market crashed a few years later, they realized they needed a new strategy. read more >
Week after week, we approach executives from businesses large and small, nonprofits and even government agencies, and we ask them to answer questions about their organizations, their industries and themselves. read more >
The four-week average of applications, which smooths out some of the week-to-week swings, slipped just 250 to 221,000. read more >
Haddock comes to FNBC Bank after working for more than 10 years at the U.S. Small Business Administration. read more >
The companies appearing on this list were selected by the thousands of busy employees, employers, executives, movers and shakers whose occupations lead them to use the services listed. read more >
While employee surveillance is becoming more commonplace, there are legal and ethical duties an employer should keep in mind when using this technology. read more >
Federal and state firearm laws can complicate employers' efforts to enforce workplace policies on guns. read more >
As the new year begins, employers should consider reviewing their policies and practices to ensure they are compliant with all applicable employment laws. read more >
While a lot of Arkansas businesses were focused on the prospect of recreational marijuana this year, many have chosen to ignore medical marijuana since sales began in 2019. read more >
Gov.-elect Sarah Huckabee Sanders says she will nominate former Entergy Arkansas CEO Hugh McDonald as the secretary of the Arkansas Department of Commerce. read more >
Though most suggestions are for homeowners, Arkansas electric cooperatives and Entergy Arkansas also had specific suggestions for businesses large and small, and those suggestions rely largely on common sense. read more >
A look at some of the notable Arkansans who died this year. read more >
