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The collaborative effort will be led by BioVentures LLC at UAMS, and includes key partnerships with the UAMS Institute for Digital Health & Innovation and the UAMS Division for Academic Pathways and Workforce Partnerships.

The data indicate that consumers are still able and willing to spend more despite the cumulative impact of three years of excess inflation and the higher interest rates intended to combat those rising prices.

Many economists would like to see the Fed announce a half-point rate cut this week, in part because they think the officials should have begun cutting rates at their previous meeting in July.

The electric vehicle company reported lower expenses across multiple categories under an initiative to conserve spending. 

The speaker of Wisconsin’s house of representatives clearly has a well-heeled opponent in Arkansas.

In the world of digital marketing, emails are one of the most powerful tools at your disposal. They’re direct, personal and have the potential to drive significant engagement—if done right.

The court proceedings surrounding Joseph Blake Smith’s insolvent SQRL convenience store chain took another twist last month when Smith testified that he didn’t sign paperwork associated with a $624,000 loan.

What started as a college capstone project for hDrop Technologies co-founder and CEO Adria Abella has become an innovative technology company with NFL teams and the U.S. Navy as clients.

Our efforts to shine a light on the judiciary’s disciplinary body has us entangled in a lawsuit.

This week’s selection of million-dollar construction contracts and real estate deals launches with a school sports facility.

The integral connection between health and work performance may be why employees are encouraged or even incentivized to adopt proactive measures to reduce their risk of illnesses and diseases.

After Sept. 30, the state’s rules for utility credits on newly interconnected solar-power systems will change. Credits will fall to about four-tenths of what existing system owners receive, and new restrictions will also go into effect.

Dr. Wayne L. Bruffett, who left the practice in June 2023, alleged in a lawsuit filed in Pulaski County Circuit Court that OrthoArkansas retaliated against him and created a “hostile environment in which it was impossible for him to continue his employment.”

The 8,000-SF home went up for sale (originally for $3.75 million) in April shortly after Musselman was hired by the University of Southern California.

Communicating advancement opportunities is a valuable hiring tool for hard-to-fill entry-level positions.

There’s a high percentage of newly constructed homes and multifamily units being built and absorbed in the region, but affordability remains a major concern.

Without the rule, Treasury estimates that the largest 100 companies would pay just 2.6% of their profits in taxes, including 25 that would pay no taxes at all.

The all-brick, gated property known as the South Village Apartments at Quapaw consists of 16 units totaling 18,340 SF.

The federal funds will allow UAMS to supply resources to every birthing hospital in the state and reach out directly to postpartum mothers to steer them to the appropriate help they may need.

Quanta said the transaction supports its goal of ensuring domestically-produced, sustainable materials for its projects at cost-effective prices.

Origins, which specializes in testing water, soil and air for contaminants, will be integrated into Montrose’s measurement and analysis segment.

The packaging manufacturer announced that it will add a second production line at the facility to meet strong demand.

The endowment directs that the funds be used for unbudgeted materials necessary for instructional purposes.

Associate Justice Courtney Rae Hudson obtained an injunction blocking the release of her emails and other records last week.

A key reason for last month’s drop in overall inflation was the third drop in gas prices in the past four months: Average gas prices fell 0.6% from July to August and are down 10.6% from a year ago.

The jump in incomes reflects solid job creation last year, which helped reduce the unemployment rate to a half-century low of 3.4% in April 2023.