Full Occupancy Casts Victory Over Doubt
At 20 years old, the Victory Building at 1401 W. Capitol Ave. in Little Rock has lived up to its name, at least in the view of its owner, the Arkansas Teacher Retirement System. read more >
At 20 years old, the Victory Building at 1401 W. Capitol Ave. in Little Rock has lived up to its name, at least in the view of its owner, the Arkansas Teacher Retirement System. read more >
The University of Arkansas has been awarded another one-year, $5.4 million grant to equip its semiconductor fabrication center. read more >
Recent field work produced a bountiful harvest of million-dollar transactions in Pulaski County. read more >
Rush Harding, a name long synonymous with the Crews & Associates bond brokerage in Little Rock that is owned by First Security Bancorp of Searcy, is now working for Bank OZK. read more >
The incoming CEO of Today’s Power Inc, attorney Derek Dyson, will have some extra cash — $23.35 million — to apply to his initiatives after he takes over Jan. 1. read more >
The legal fight between an Illinois health care provider and a lab that was accused of botching COVID-19 tests has settled. read more >
A quartet of million-dollar manors dominates this week’s offering of real estate transactions. But first up is an industrial property. read more >
Jefferson Regional Medical Center's $180 million replacement plan is not related to its new hospital, set to open in 2023. read more >
Dr. Ben Burris, formerly of Fayetteville, received the OK to transfer his interest in his orthodontic practice to another orthodontist before being sentenced on a federal criminal charge. read more >
When Arkansas Business looked last week into why a previously successful and generally well-liked hospital administrator could have been ousted in El Dorado, it didn’t take long to find defenders of Scott Street. read more >
Anchor planned to use 55,000 SF of the 137,000-SF former Sears site at the mall, but the COVID-19 pandemic squashed those grand plans. read more >
In the market for a sprawling, multi-residence property with a front-row view of Reynolds Razorback Stadium in Fayetteville? read more >
Cody Easterday, the rancher from southeast Washington who pleaded guilty in March to defrauding Tyson Foods Inc. of Springdale of $233 million, was scheduled to be sentenced in federal court on Tuesday. read more >
Back in the summer, Arkansas Children’s Hospital, the state’s pediatric health system that includes Arkansas Children’s Northwest in Springdale, announced that it was requiring all medical staff to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 by Sept. 30, last Thursday, as a condition of employment. read more >
On the menu today are seven seven-digit deals, led by a multimillion-dollar purchase of 32 duplexes. read more >
Pulaski County Circuit Judge Alice Gray awarded an $86.2 million judgment plus interest from July 1 to Deutsche Bank Trust Co. Americas against Park Plaza Mall CMBS LLC of Chattanooga, Tennessee. read more >
Rausch Coleman Homes Little Rock LLC of Fayetteville bought 77 lots in North Little Rock’s White Oak Crossing subdivision for more than $3.4 million. read more >
Dr. Pittman Moore listed $1.67 million in assets and $2.99 million in debts in his March bankruptcy filing. read more >
JTJ Restaurants and Count Porkula BBQ have teamed up to open a full-service restaurant at the former Ozark Country Restaurant location. read more >
Winrock International is packing up to move, having sold its gleaming 25,000-SF headquarters on Riverfront Drive in Little Rock for $5.3 million this month. read more >
