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St. Louis Fed Little Rock Branch Announces Changes to Board of Directors

The moves include the election of a new board chair. read more >
Simmons Bank CEO George Makris Jr. 
Banking & Finance / Government & Politics

George Makris Jr. Named to St. Louis Fed Advisory Council

Members confer at least four times per year with the Federal Reserve Board of Governors in Washington, D.C., on economic and banking developments, and make recommendations on Federal Reserve System activities. read more >
Vickie Judy, CFO of America's Car-Mart, at the 2021 Arkansas Business CFO of the Year Awards
Banking & Finance / Business Services / Government & Politics

Car-Mart CFO Vickie Judy Elected Chair of St. Louis Fed ‘s Little Rock Branch

She has served on the board since 2018. read more >
Denise Thomas
Banking & Finance / Government & Politics / Small Business

Denise Thomas Joins Board of St. Louis Fed’s Little Rock Branch

Thomas will fill the unexpired portion of a three-year term ending Dec. 31, 2023. read more >
Unemployment in second quarter in the Little Rock Zone according to the Burgundy Book.
Agriculture & Poultry / Business Services / Construction

Burgundy Book: Wages Increasing, Unemployment Declining

The unemployment rate in the Little Rock zone averaged 3.8 percent in the second quarter, its lowest rate on record, according to the latest Little Rock Burgundy Book. read more >
Agriculture & Poultry / Banking & Finance / Construction

Burgundy Book: Most Arkansans Expect Economic Conditions To Stay the Same

According to a May survey of business contacts, 69 percent expect economic conditions in 2016 will be about the same as last year, an improvement from three months earlier, when a little less than half expected conditions to worsen. read more >
From the Federal Reserve of St. Louis's fourth-quarter 2015 Burgundy Book.
Agriculture & Poultry / Banking & Finance / Construction

Burgundy Book: Manufacturing Struggles, Retail Construction Strong

According to a November survey of business contacts, 48 percent expect that economic conditions in 2016 will be somewhat better than in 2015. read more >