Scott Davis

The three men were raised in the restaurant business; their fathers were partners in Davis Hull & Rowden which owns 34 Sonic Drive-Ins. read more >

Market & Merrill Partners LLC, led by Wade Ruckle, purchased the 125,525-SF retail project in west Little Rock from Cooper Commercial Properties V LLC, led by Kent Burger. read more >

There was a miniature failed corporate overthrow that you might have missed earlier this month. read more >

Even in a pandemic, the world keeps turning and restaurants keep opening. read more >

Scott Davis believes that every day should be enjoyable, for him, for his family and for his employees, because “if you love what you do and you get the flexibility to care about your family and your personal life, then you do better work for everybody.” read more >

Two Little Rock technology companies, MobX and Freedom Coin Inc., say Arkansas is on the cusp of seeing its first “initial coin offering,” a new way for startups and individuals to raise capital for businesses and projects. read more >

Johnny Poole has joined Arvest Wealth Management in central Arkansas as senior vice president and regional manager. read more >

With construction on the Little Rock Technology Park underway at 415 and 417 Main St., it’s easy to forget that tenants have been coming and going at the park’s temporary space at 107 E. Markham St. read more >

Hark, a Little Rock media company, has named former Windstream manager, Scott Davis, as its chief technology officer and co-founder. read more >