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Banking & Finance / Education / Health Care

First Community Bank, Clinton School of Public Service and Think Idea Studio Announce New Hires (Movers & Shakers)

An assortment of hires and promotions for banking, marketing and health care are noted in this week's Movers and Shakers. read more >

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SKU Ninja and WhyteSpyder co-owners Eric Howerton, who is also the company's CGo and a co-founder, and JS Bull, who is also CEO.
Business Services / Media & Marketing / Retail

NWA Tech Founders Launch AI Ad Platform for Walmart Suppliers

Eric Howerton and JS Bull, founders of AdFury.ai, are launching a platform to streamline digital ad creation for Walmart's retail media network, using AI to generate tailored ads quickly while maintaining brand consistency. read more >

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Media & Marketing / Tourism

LRCVB Announces New Promotions

Jennifer Garner and Bliss Krucas will assume management roles at the Little Rock Convention & Visitors Bureau. read more >

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Legal Trump Pardon Doesn’t Shield Ex-Nursing Home Operator From Arkansas Prison Sentence
Whispers El Dorado Ballot Committee Launches Push for Sunday Alcohol SalesLock Icon
Transportation $500M Highway 112 Expansion Begins in Northwest Arkansas
Transportation Judy McReynolds’ 16-Year Leadership Journey at ArcBestLock Icon
Retail Walmart’s Real Estate Strategy: Owning and Redeveloping Shopping CentersLock Icon
Whispers Budget Tightening Leads Arkansas Blue Cross to Offer Employees Early RetirementLock Icon
Banking & Finance Arkansas Accounting Firms Turn to AI for EfficiencyLock Icon
Opinion A CEO Retires (Hunter Field Editor’s Note)
Nonprofits Goodwill Arkansas Builds Momentum: New Stores, Higher Revenue and Growing ServicesLock Icon
Brian Marsh, president and CEO of Goodwill Industries of Arkansas, discusses Goodwill’s free adult high school. At right, Goodwill’s newest store in west Little Rock is under construction and scheduled to open next month. [Karen E. Segrave]
Whispers Arkansas Highway Commission Loses Eminent Domain FightLock Icon