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The Consumer’s Political Influence (Craig Douglass On Consumers)

Just one segment of consumerism, political consumers are defined as those who purchase or choose not to purchase for political reasons certain goods and services. read more >
Education / Government & Politics

Improving Outcomes for Arkansas Students (Jerry Jones Commentary)

If we want our students to be able to effectively compete in the global market for jobs, we must dramatically improve educational outcomes in our state and consistently make informed and smart decisions on education policy. read more >
Doug McMillon, Walmart president and CEO, received $23.6 million in total compensation last year.
Agriculture & Poultry / Banking & Finance / Energy

Walmart CEO Doug McMillon Leads List of Public Companies Executive Compensation

The number of publicly traded companies in Arkansas is stable this year thanks to a couple of small IPOs and the federal government shutdown late last year, and Walmart executives continue to dominate the list of highest paid executives. read more >
Tyler Vance and Amy Lee Stewart
Banking & Finance / Legal

Bank OZK, Rose Law Firm Lose Longtime EmployeesLock Icon

Tyler Vance will be leaving Bank OZK of Little Rock in May. Amy Lee Stewart is exiting Rose Law Firm after 30 years. read more >
Doug McMillon, CEO of  Walmart, again led the list of top-paid executives at Arkansas’ public companies.

Shorter Public Companies List Reveals Top, Median Pay

Much about this year’s rankings of public companies and their highest-paid executives by total compensation is typical. But there is something new: data on the median employee compensation of most of the state’s publicly traded companies. read more >
Jerry Jones, executive vice president and chief ethics and legal officer of LiveRamp, says Acxiom “benefited from an incredible group of people” in Arkansas. “We expect to be able to do the same with our colleagues who are now within the corporate structure of LiveRamp.”
Public Companies

Acxiom Corp. May Be Gone, But Workers Remain in Arkansas

Arkansas lost a public company but didn’t lose jobs when Acxiom Corp. sold its largest business unit, Acxiom Marketing Solutions, for $2.3 billion to the Interpublic Group of Cos. Inc. of New York. read more >
Business Services / Public Companies

IPG Completes $2.3B Acquisition of Acxiom Division

The $2.3 billion sale of Acxiom Marketing Solutions to Interpublic Group of Companies Inc. of New York has officially closed. read more >
Investments / Media & Marketing / Public Companies

Acxiom Reports $3M 1Q Loss

Acxiom Corp. of Conway reports a first-quarter loss of $3 million, even bigger than the $1.3 million loss it reported in the same quarter last year. read more >
Media & Marketing / Public Companies

Acxiom Corp. Employees To Remain In Conway, Little Rock

Acxiom Corp. employees will remain in Conway and Little Rock, some working for LiveRamp and others for Acxiom Marking Solutions, the business unit Interpublic Group of Companies Inc. of New York is buying for $2.3 billion. read more >
Business Services / Media & Marketing

Update: Acxiom Sells Marketing Solutions Business to Interpublic for $2.3B

Acxiom Corp. of Conway announced Monday that it would sell its Marketing Solution division to Interpublic Group in a $2.3 billion deal that will leave Arkansas with one fewer public company. read more >
Media & Marketing

Acxiom Promotes 2 to Lead LiveRamp

Acxiom Corp. of Conway announces the promotions of James Arra and Anneka Gupta as co-presidents of its digital marketing service, LiveRamp, which it acquired three years ago. read more >
Media & Marketing / Public Companies

Acxiom Closes on Acquisition of 2 Marketing Startups

Acxiom Corp. of Little Rock announced Wednesday that its company, LiveRamp of San Francisco, has closed on its acquisition of marketing startups Arbor of New York City and Circulate of Philadelphia. read more >
Investments / Media & Marketing / Public Companies

LiveRamp Will Acquire Two Startups

Acxiom Corp. of Little Rock says its company, LiveRamp of San Francisco, will acquire marketing startups Arbor of New York City and Circulate of Philadelphia for about $140 million. read more >
Investments / Public Companies

Acxiom Reports $7M 2Q Profit

Acxiom Corp. of Little Rock reports second-quarter earnings of $7.1 million, down 33 percent from $10.7 million in the same quarter last year, while revenue rose 5 percent to $217 million. read more >
Business Services / Media & Marketing / Public Companies

Acxiom 3Q Earnings Down 72 Percent

Acxiom Corp. of Little Rock reports a 72 percent decline in third-quarter net income as the data and software services firm exits one part of business and ramps up another. read more >
Business Services / Investments / Public Companies

Acxiom Reports 1Q Loss, Revenue Drops 6 Percent

Acxiom Corp. of Little Rock reported a net loss and a 6 percent revenue decline for its first quarter, as the data services firm restructured operations in Europe, saw less money from its IT infrastructure management business and acquired a San Francisco startup called LiveRamp. read more >
Acxiom Corp. CEO Scott Howe, speaking at the Delta Trust & Bank Investment Outlook Conference on March 19 in Little Rock.
Media & Marketing / Retail

LiveRamp: Acxiom’s $310M Silver Bullet

Acxiom Corp. announced earlier this month that it had purchased LiveRamp, a tech company that started in 2011 in San Francisco. At $310 million, it’s a huge purchase for the Little Rock data miner, which had revenue just shy of $1.1 billion in the fiscal year that ended March 31. read more >
Scott Howe, CEO of Acxiom Corp. of Little Rock.

Acxiom Declares 4Q Loss, Acquires LiveRamp for $310M

Acxiom Corp. of Little Rock posts a loss of $29.2 million for its final quarter of fiscal 2014. The data services firm also announced the acquisition of LiveRamp, a digital marketing service, for $310 million. read more >