Wright's Barbecue Plans to Open Little Rock Location by End of August
The restaurant, the fourth in Wright's mini-chain of barbecue restaurants, is at 1311 Rebsamen Park Road in the Riverdale area. read more >
The restaurant, the fourth in Wright's mini-chain of barbecue restaurants, is at 1311 Rebsamen Park Road in the Riverdale area. read more >
A dispute between two law firms in northwest Arkansas over promotional signage is in Washington County Circuit Court after Judge Doug Martin issued a temporary injunction earlier this month. read more >
While we all know that competition is the “American way” and in many instances drives economic growth, there are laws that limit unfair competition. read more >
The franchisee, which has 13 locations in central Arkansas, is accused of failing to take action against a manager who behaved inappropriately. read more >
The rules of the program have evolved over the last 12 months and many of the changes in the program have actually expanded the number of Arkansas businesses that qualify for the benefit. read more >
National entrepreneurship nonprofit Right to Start is holding a summit in Bentonville next week to highlight local entrepreneurs and share new data about startups in the region. read more >
Removing ourselves from our businesses allows us to make more effective decisions, be creative and innovate. read more >
Scouts for a cold storage warehouse, solar panel manufacturing, electric vehicle-related production and a couple of chemical plants are taking lingering looks at the possibilities of setting up shop in the city. read more >
On Friday, workers were putting the finishing touches on a multi-million dollar renovation and redesign of the property. read more >
Hiring was up from 185,000 in June, a figure that the Labor Department revised down from an originally reported 209,000. Economists had expected to see 200,000 new jobs in July. read more >
The 40-tap draft system has touch screens above the taps that provide information on each beverage and allow guests of legal drinking age to pour up to 12 ounces at a time. read more >
Strong leaders know the difference between a focused response and a knee-jerk reaction. read more >
The Arkansas River presents a huge opportunity for downtown Little Rock. read more >
Co-founders Jon and Andrea Allen plan to open a chocolate-focused café in downtown Springdale. read more >
She'll act as a spokesperson for the business and professional community and translate those leaders' thoughts into action. read more >
Leaders who want to create lasting change at an organization need a clear and well-vetted plan. read more >
The business has also installed a new bottling line, enlarging its ability to produce its flavoring products by 50 times, says Emily Lawson, Pink House founder and CEO. read more >
It was the ninth consecutive month of employment gains in Arkansas. read more >
Pillow, a Conway native, was most recently a project manager for the Arkansas Economic Development Commission. read more >
During a panel discussion at Tuesday's Rotary Club of Little Rock meeting, Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders said there could legislative action on lowering state income tax "over the coming months." read more >
While the headline number of 0.2% was a bit weaker than expected, economists on Tuesday were focused on the number that excludes volatile autos, gas, building materials and food services, which rose a solid 0.6% in June. read more >
To grow your business, don't hire for skills — hire for values. read more >
The year is half over and the widely predicted recession has yet to arrive. read more >
The ASA Group, founded in 1977 by Walter "Jiggs" Ramsey Jr., offers life insurance, long-term care and disability insurance, and fixed annuity products to advisers and brokers of high net worth clients. read more >
Esperanza Massana-Crane of Little Rock was named director of the division. read more >
The Jacksonville bank filed a lawsuit in May against Wright's Cabinets and its related company RDH Cabinets LLC, seeking a judgment of $5.7 million for allegedly defaulting on loans. read more >
With its recent revenue jump due to the steel industry, government officials hope to attract new residents and reverse a longtime decline in population. read more >
It's a fact — online attacks and breaches happen, and no business or industry is immune. read more >
The latest evidence of economic strength makes it all but certain that the Fed will resume its interest rate hikes later this month after having ended a streak of 10 rate increases that have been intended to curb high inflation. read more >
