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Beginning with the last issue of 1984 and continuing into 1988, Andrew Kilgore photographed business legends and up-and-comers for the cover of Arkansas Business. read more >

See highlights from Arkansas Business from 2020 until now. read more >

Arkansas Business began researching an annual list of private companies in 1988. Of the top 40 in that first list, ranked by 1987 revenue, 14 were in our 2023 list of the 75 largest private companies. read more >

Executives are envisioning a vibrant short- and long-term future in steel for Arkansas, particularly in Mississippi County. read more >

“We are going to continue to move goods from where they are made to where they need to be consumed. People are not going to change their habit and start going down to the port to pick up their groceries.” said Shannon Newton, president of the Arkansas Trucking Association. read more >

See highlights from Arkansas Business from 2010-2019. read more >

In 1984, eight of the state’s 20 largest lenders were S&Ls or savings banks and all banking was local. Today 18 of the the top 20 do business in multiple states. read more >

See highlights from Arkansas Business from 1990-1999. read more >

A scoop is a story so important that other news organizations are forced to follow. Here are some of our biggest. read more >

A look at the largest publicly traded companies that have come and gone, and the few that have lasted, in the past four decades. read more >

See highlights from Arkansas Business from its beginning in 1984 through 1989. read more >

Most newspapers have a front page, but Arkansas Business has always had a “cover,” a throwback to our first years as a biweekly publication, a throwback to our first years as a biweekly publication. read more >

Whispers, the chatty space devoted to juicy news and informed speculation, has been the most popular feature in Arkansas Business right from the beginning. Here we summarize some of the best. read more >

See highlights from Arkansas Business from 2000-2009. read more >