Two projects that could receive some of a $75 million grant from the U.S. Economic Development Administration would give a booster shot to health care technology in Arkansas.
The Fed characterized its likely introduction of a digital currency as a far-reaching step that would require broad acceptance in the financial world.
The plea deal gives Simon Ang the right to withdraw from the agreement if his sentence exceeds one year and one day.
Private investment rocketed 32% higher, boosted by a surge in business inventories. read more >
A Goldman Sachs veteran will lead the combined companies. read more >
EasyBins said it will use the funding to expand its geographic footprint and invest in technology and staff. read more >
The acquisition would limit competition and drive up prices for missile components, regulators say. read more >
Moody replaces Grace Rains, who was recently promoted to executive director of The Conductor in Conway. read more >
Companies that use semiconductors are down to less than five days of inventory. read more >
It believes the company, Plenty Farms, can help it deliver fresher produce to its stores. read more >
The U.S. jobless rate also declined, to 3.9% in December. read more >
The workshop is part of a broader initiative aimed at encouraging Arkansans to consider technical training. read more >
The 2020 U.S. Census showed the three largest cities in central Arkansas all grew, with Little Rock passing the 200,000 mark to reach 202,591. read more >
Brad Roethlisberger has been promoted to member at accounting firm Landmark PLC. read more >
A lawsuit accuses MedCom of fraud and breach of contract. read more >
The appointments align with the Denver-based company's statement that Arkansas is its most important territory. read more >
ArcBest's chief innovation officer is joining Phantom Auto's board of directors as part of the deal. read more >
Airlines said the expanded mobile service would interfere with aircraft technology and cause widespread flight disruptions. read more >
The array is expected to offset 100% of the RV park's electricity load. read more >
The industry says thousands of flights could be grounded or delayed if the rollout takes place near major airports. read more >
The money will benefit Mercy's rural locations and allow specialists to virtually support patients. read more >
He's made his mark in business, state government and in the Little Rock community. read more >
The COVID-19 pandemic has proved the importance of digital technology in the business community, but that doesn't mean the old-fashioned, in-store experience is necessarily going the way of the dinosaur. read more >
Once a big source of income, overdraft protection fees fall out of step in banking. read more >
Population growth in the United States, Arkansas and central Arkansas slowed from 2010-2020 compared with the previous decade, U.S. Census Bureau tallies and the accompanying chart show. read more >
A complex and rapidly evolving ecosystem of digital first cryptocurrency-related products has arisen in the financial world. read more >
Rachel Bader has been promoted to director of air service development for the Bill & Hillary Clinton National Airport in Little Rock. read more >
Jason B. Hendren, a partner at Hall Booth Smith PC of Atlanta, will oversee the law firm's new office in Rogers. read more >
Kelly Ashcraft, the president of Warren Bank & Trust, says technology and customer service are essential to staying relevant. read more >
A pilot program for Waymo's autonomous vehicles will continue. read more >
Board members voted to pay off the park's last, $9.6 million phase one loan. read more >
Workers who relocate to the region can receive $10,000 in the cryptocurrency. read more >
The round brings the Fayetteville company's total backing to $58 million since inception. read more >
