startups

Another win for the Arkansas startup scene includes several companies relocating to the Natural State. read more >

Carbon Chicken is turning poultry litter into a composted, microbe-rich biochar fertilizer to reduce pollution, improve soil health, and help Arkansas farmers sequester carbon. read more >

Arkansas' tech ecosystem is rapidly growing, with entrepreneurs flocking to the state for its supportive community, access to capital and startup-friendly environment. read more >

Garrett Levey, co-CEO of Nuqleous, stresses customer focus, AI-driven scaling, and co-leadership benefits. read more >

Funds are aimed at encouraging the development of technological products and services. Recipients include Startup Junkie, The Venture Center and Forge Institute. read more >

The Arkansas Research Alliance is a nonprofit that addresses the state’s need to attract, retain and recognize research talent. read more >

The Little Rock Tech Park is a patience game, and we’re still in the early innings. read more >

The group’s current portfolio of nine companies includes SFC Fluidics, MAIA Biotechnology, Loloft and Vascugenix. read more >

The entrepreneurial support organization will host events and programming at the center as well as rent co-working space, desks and access to meeting rooms. read more >

Many new business owners overlook an important aspect of any business: intellectual property (IP), which includes trademarks, patents, and copyrights. read more >

In Arkansas and elsewhere, the mechanisms of creation, promotion and distribution of ideas and products are at the fingertips of most people. But many startups miss their opportunity because they sputter before they start. read more >