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What do North Little Rock’s First Orion and the nonprofit Forge Institute in Little Rock have in common? They’re both building the tech talent pipeline in Arkansas, albeit differently. read more >

First Orion Corp. may already be outgrowing its $15 million five-story headquarters in North Little Rock’s Argenta district. read more >

Argenta’s one square mile has anchored some $500 million in downtown commercial projects in the past 20 years with the dedication of Argenta Plaza highlighting the latest development efforts. read more >

First Orion of Little Rock breaks ground on its previously announced, six-story global headquarters at 520 Main St. in the Argenta Historic District of North Little Rock. read more >

First Orion of Little Rock says it will move into a new, six-story office building on Main Street in the Argenta Historic District of North Little Rock. read more >

First Orion Corp. of Little Rock was expected to complete its $4 million private placement by the end of last month. read more >

Tech firms Inuvo and First Orion/PrivacyStar officially unveiled their new space in the River Market District's Museum Building on Thursday, promising to add an additional 75 workers next year. read more >

Conway tech firms Inuvo Inc. and PrivacyStar announced Thursday that they will move to the Museum Building in the River Market District of downtown Little Rock. The two firms will take up a combined 26,000 SF. read more >

Former Acxiom Corp CEO Charles Morgan has some advice for entrepreneurs: surround yourself with good people, secure adequate funding, learn from your mistakes and believe in yourself. read more >

Bear & Beagle, which launched May 26, offers marketing strategies to help businesses increase their online presence using blogs and social media. With an English degree from Hendrix College in Conway, Herrington said she has always been passionate about telling the story of businesses in a way that reflects their potential. read more >

Seven-figure home sales in Pulaski County saw a slight increase in 2013. During the year, 14 homes sold for $1 million or more, which compares with either 12 or 13 in 2012. read more >

The biggest pieces to the Arkansas startup puzzle, of course, are located in the Fayetteville and Little Rock metros, but a growing component to the central Arkansas startup ecosystem can be found in Conway. read more >

The app is free to download at the Google Play Store and shows the identity of callers and texters while giving the recipient of the call the ability to block or report the caller. read more >

At Inuvo Inc.'s annual shareholder meeting in Conway, CEO Richard Howe says the company has nearly completed its transition to Arkansas and has hired 23 people in the state since arriving. read more >

Former Acxiom CEO Charles Morgan has filed a motion to dismiss a suit that claims he and others used dishonest stock transactions to take over the parent company of Conway's PrivacyStar Inc. read more >

Jeff Stalnaker moved from high-tech data services firm Acxiom to lead a high-tech startup, First Orion, which with its PrivacyStar smartphone application seeks to give people their privacy back. read more >

The recent movement of publicly traded Inuvo Inc. to Conway is the latest success story for the city’s active push to draw in more technology jobs. read more >

Inuvo Inc. says it will move its corporate headquarters from New York to Conway. The Internet marketing and technology company expects to create of 50 "highly skilled jobs" over the next four years. read more >

Luke Irvin started learning to build iPhone and iPad apps in 2010. Since then, he’s developed several apps available on Apple’s app store, including a resume builder and a multimedia program for popular YouTuber and Arkansan Joseph Birdsong. read more >