Raytheon

Camden’s aerospace industry is booming with major expansions, job growth, and rising defense investments. read more >

The settlement means the state will continue to treat companies’ sales to the federal government as if they were in-state sales for tax purposes, avoiding a possible precedent that could have cost Arkansas millions annually. read more >

Two top defense contractors are converging in East Camden, and company leaders and local officials are listening for the boom. read more >

A long-running tax dispute between Raytheon Co. and the state of Arkansas remains on pause since April awaiting a court date. read more >

A $26.4 million bond issue is in the works to mortgage a state-owned building read more >

Plans are still taking shape to move 977 state employees into the six-story building at 1 Verizon Drive in the Riverdale area. read more >

A pair of lawsuits accuse the state of Arkansas of improperly charging missile maker Raytheon Co. more than $3 million in income taxes. read more >

Cornelius Schnitzler is the director of the Arkansas Economic Development Commission office in Berlin. The office, which opened in July, is the state’s base of operations in Europe, where it aims to maintain existing business relationships and cultivate new ones. read more >

Gov. Mike Beebe and Grant Tennille, executive director of the AEDC, hinted that meetings in Europe would yield announcements in the not-so-distant future regarding new jobs and capital investment in Arkansas. read more >