Investment Adviser Adam Kuettel Suspended by State
Troubled investment adviser Adam Kuettel has added a new problem to his list: the Arkansas Securities Department. read more >
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Schwyhart Trial Marks First in Pandemic Timeline
The recent fraud trial of Bill and Carolyn Schwyhart represented a first for the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Northern District of Texas. read more >
Roger Williams Waxes Philosophical
Roger Williams was on the phone with a reporter, discussing COVID-19, the energy industry’s future, and his own plans as CEO of Energy Security Partners to build the state’s largest economic development project ever. But first, a sidetrack into semantics. read more >
Garver Building Ownership Transfers in $10.1M Deal
Home to Garver since 2009, the 47,627-SF complex anchors the north end of North Little Rock's NorthShore Business Park. read more >
Smith Family Buys Little Rock Funeral Home
The funeral home industry in central Arkansas is about to experience a major consolidation. read more >
Simmons Bank Trimming Branches
Simmons First National Corp. of Pine Bluff will close three branches in central Arkansas. read more >
Schwyhart Trial Begins Today in Dallas
Did Bill Schwyhart, the former high-flying northwest Arkansas developer, and his wife, Carolyn, commit bankruptcy fraud? That question goes before the judicial firing line during a three-day trial scheduled to run today through Wednesday in Dallas before Bankruptcy Judge Harlin Hale. read more >
Bradford Estates Bought for $4.6M
Bradford Estates LLC, led by Ryan Aclin, Jeff Aclin and Jarod Puckett, bought its self-named 141-unit complex at 6310 Col. Glenn Road in Little Rock for nearly $4.6 million. read more >
Gearhead Outfitters Keeps On Through Coronavirus, Tornado, Discontent
Since Arkansas Business last visited with Ted Herget about the effect of the coronavirus pandemic on his Gearhead Outfitters, the company has added tornado and civil unrest to the list of challenges it has faced. read more >
Heathcott Lawsuit Still Waits
The latest development in Gary Heathcott’s lawsuit against his former partners at CJRW, the large Little Rock marketing firm, is that there have been no developments. read more >
B-Unlimited Pivots as Masking Agent
B-Unlimited of Fayetteville is best known as the apparel company that makes college-themed T-shirts; CEO Ben Clark said B-Unlimited reached $10 million in sales in 2019. read more >
Former Lawyer Affirms Aspects of The Walmart Way
Shane Perry shared some of Walmart’s management tips while he was on the stand in his divorce proceeding in 2018. read more >
Fed Expects to Call Hundreds of Witnesses in USDA Fraud Case
It looks like the criminal trial involving four sisters in their 70s who are accused of defrauding the federal government is going to be a big one. read more >
WLR Plaza's Price Point Disputed in Eminent Domain Case
Eminent domain case associated with future improvements to Highway 10/Cantrell Road in west Little Rock hits the court docket. read more >
Spanish Rock Apartments Sell for $13M
A trio of real estate transactions highlight recent million-dollar deals. read more >
Mighty Crab Coming to Catfish City
New life is on the way to what was the longtime home of Catfish City at 1817 S. University Ave. in Little Rock. read more >
SEC Filing Provides Details on Village on the Creeks Buy
A newly formed real estate investment group paid more than $32 million for the Village on the Creeks commercial center in Rogers, thanks to some help from 35 investors. read more >
ArcBest Report Shows Silver Linings
A securities filing by ArcBest Corp. of Fort Smith suggests some hope for economic recovery. read more >
Peanut Industry Isn't Brittle, Says Jonesboro Farmer
Delta Peanut LLC of Jonesboro, coming off a $70 million investment last year, is growing again. read more >
CORRECTION: Conway Kimberly-Clark Warehouse Sold for $10.5M
A previous version of this story was erroneously published with a photo of another Kimberly-Clark property. The picture has been replaced with the correct image. read more >
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