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Simmons Posts Record Revenue, Lower Profit in 2022

The bank reported slowing activity in its commercial loan pipeline, which it attributed to "softening prospects of economic growth." read more >
George Gleason, chairman and CEO of Bank OZK
Banking & Finance / Public Companies

Bank OZK Sets Aside More Money for Credit Losses; Q4 Profit Rises 6%

For the full year, the bank's credit loss provisions totaled $83.5 million, compared to a negative provision of $77.9 million in 2021. read more >
Home BancShares CEO John Allison  wanted a stake in Texas, but the deal had to be ideal.
Banking & Finance / Public Companies

Home BancShares Profit Jumps 58% in Q4

“It’s obvious all banks are not created equal," Chairman John Allison said. read more >
John Roberts III, CEO of J.B. Hunt Transport Services Inc.
Business Services / Public Companies / Transportation

J.B. Hunt Sees Q4 Profit Fall on Weaker Demand

The company reported a 27% decline in volume in its Integrated Capacity Solutions segment. read more >
Dillard's Inc. CEO William Dillard II said the company is confident going into the holiday sales season.
Public Companies / Retail

Dillard’s Q3 Profit Dips on Rising Expenses, but Still Beats Estimates

Sales rose 4.3% in the quarter to $1.54 billion, with the strongest performance in cosmetics, men’s apparel, and home and furniture. read more >
Kenny Gunderman
Public Companies / Real Estate

Uniti Writes Down Goodwill Value, Posts $156M Loss in Q3

The write-down in the Uniti Fiber segment was "driven by an increase in the macro interest rate environment." read more >
Judy R. McReynolds, chairman, president and CEO of freight and logistics company ArcBest Corp. in Fort Smith.
Public Companies / Transportation

ArcBest Posts Strong Q3, Eyes Annual Revenue Milestone

Net income rose to $88.8 million, up more than 39% from the same period a year ago. read more >
Andrew Clyde
Public Companies / Retail / Transportation

Murphy USA Reports Big Quarter, $6.2B in Revenue

Earnings per share more than doubled from the same quarter a year ago. read more >
Banking & Finance

Visa Posts Jump in Quarterly Profit, Increases Dividend

Excluding one-time charges, which included Visa writing down some of its investments due to the drop in the stock market this year, the company earned $4.09 billion, or $1.93 a share. read more >
Banking & Finance / Public Companies

Simmons Reports Higher Revenue, Flat Income in Q3

Earnings per share fell to 63 cents but still surpassed Wall Street expectations. read more >
Former PAM Transport CEO Joe Vitiritto
Public Companies / Transportation

PAM Transport Reports Big Revenue Jump in Q3

The company saw an increase in total loads in the quarter, from 87,218 to more than 110,000. read more >
Bank OZK Chairman and CEO George Gleason
Banking & Finance / Public Companies

Growing Credit Risks Hit Bank OZK’s Income in Q3

The bank said potential losses from credit risk grew significantly in the period. read more >
Johnny Allison, chairman, president and CEO of Home BancShare.
Banking & Finance / Public Companies

Home BancShares Reports Record Profit in Q3

"We continue to keep the Company positioned to weather the storm, when and if it hits,” CEO John Allison said. read more >
John Roberts III, CEO of J.B. Hunt Transport Services Inc.
Business Services / Public Companies / Transportation

J.B. Hunt Revenue Again Tops $3.8B, Profit Rises 35% in Q3

The company reported stronger production across its segments, especially in intermodal. read more >
Doug McMillon, Walmart president and CEO, received $23.6 million in total compensation last year.
Public Companies / Retail

Walmart Tops Q2 Expectations as Americans Continue Spending

CEO Doug McMillon noted that strong sales were registered in groceries, which have lower margins. read more >
Inuvo CEO Richard Howe
Media & Marketing / Public Companies

Inuvo Posts $3.2M Loss, 79% Jump in Revenue in Q2

CEO Richard Howe said the company is positioning itself for major changes in the industry. read more >
In March, Cody Easterday pleaded guilty to a $244 million fraud in a ghost cattle scam. He confessed to Tyson officials that he used the stolen money to cover losses from trading commodity futures.
Agriculture & Poultry / Legal / Public Companies

Ghost Herd Update in Tyson’s Q3 ReportLock Icon

Cody Easterday, a rancher from southeast Washington, pleaded guilty to defrauding the company of $233 million. read more >
Dillard’s headquarters at 1600 Cantrell Road in Little Rock. 
Public Companies / Retail

Dillard’s Reports Lower Net Income, Flat Sales in Q2

Still, earnings per share rose 5.6% in the quarter to $9.30. read more >
Dan Oberste, CEO of BSR Real Estate Investment Trust of Little Rock
Investments / Public Companies / Real Estate

BSR’s Net Operating Income and Revenue Rise in Q2

Weighted average rent was up 17% compared to the same quarter a year ago. read more >
Donnie King, president and CEO of Tyson Foods Inc. in Springdale
Agriculture & Poultry / Public Companies

Tyson’s Net Income Flat in Fiscal Q3

Sales declined in the company's chicken, pork and prepared foods segments. read more >