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ABPG isn't an easy name to spell out over the phone, but it now officially belongs to the company that owns Arkansas Business Publishing Group.
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ABPG Owner Now Owns ABPG NameLock Icon

It’s a minor development in the scheme of things, but Arkansas Business’ parent company now owns the rights to the name Arkansas Business Publishing Group. read more >

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Clockwise from top left: Nathan R. Finch, Daveante Jones, Sidney L. Leasure and Jessica Pruitt KoehlerWright Lindsey Jennings
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Wright Lindsey Jennings Adds Four (Movers & Shakers)

Nathan R. Finch, Daveante Jones, Jessica Pruitt Koehler and Sidney L. Leasure have joined the Little Rock office of Wright Lindsey Jennings as associate attorneys. read more >

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Education Walton Family Plans New STEM University in Bentonville
Restaurants & Food FoxDen Capital Grows Food Portfolio With Acquisition of US Pizza
Restaurants & Food ‘MasterChef’ Finalist Jennifer Maune to Open Restaurant at Bob Brooks Justice Building
Whispers Chandler Wilson Carroll Set to Change Plea in Fraudulent Loan CaseLock Icon
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Legal Walmart Appeals $101M Award in PPE Supply Case, Seeks New Trial
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Cover Story Hugh McDonald Touts Arkansas Reforms for Job Growth & Capital InvestmentLock Icon
Agriculture & Poultry Keo Fish Farms Celebrates 50 Years with Record Profits & Sustainable GrowthLock Icon
One of Keo Fish Farms’ 100 different fish ponds. The farm produces mostly hybrid striped bass and triploid grass carp, as well as smaller numbers of other breeds like catfish and crappie. (Photo provided)
Cover Story Chris Mathews & Sons Turn Steel Door Business into Multi-Million-Dollar SuccessLock Icon
Shea, Evan and Chris Mathews bought National Custom Hollow Metal in 2007 to run as a family. [Jason Burt]
Health Care ACA Rule Changes Could Lead to Coverage Confusion, Industry Leaders WarnLock Icon
Bo Ryall, CEO of the Arkansas Hospital Association, says hospitals continue to struggle in the aftermath of the pandemic. [Steve Lewis]
Arkansas Business Ex-Nursing Home Tycoon Convicted of Medicaid Fraud and Tax Evasion, Ordered to Pay $1.8M
Joseph Schwartz (inset) operated out of offices above retail space on Marlboro Road in Wood-Ridge, New Jersey.