Inuvo Reports $2.2M Q1 Loss
Marketing technology provider Inuvo Inc. of Little Rock lost $2.2 million, or 2 cents per share, during the first quarter. read more >
Marketing technology provider Inuvo Inc. of Little Rock lost $2.2 million, or 2 cents per share, during the first quarter. read more >
Sales tax or no, Little Rock Mayor Frank Scott Jr. is ready to rebrand the city with a new marketing campaign, a new city flag and a new website. read more >
With so many companies hiring at the same time, the best workers have options. read more >
Banks are facing a challenge in trying to reach many different generations at one time with the same message. read more >
The population of Arkansas grew 3.3% between 2010 and 2020, to 3,013,756 people, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. read more >
Madeline Roberts has been promoted to executive director of strategic marketing and communication at Lyon College in Batesville. read more >
Arkansas is poised to parallel or outpace the competition using a new recruiting tool — the ability for student-athletes to receive compensation for the commercial use of their publicity rights. read more >
Edmond Freeman, a world traveler, mountain climber, naval officer and Arkansas newspaper publisher who kick-started the careers of some of the nation’s top journalists, died Monday at his Little Rock home. He was 94. read more >
The Northwest Arkansas Council is offering financial incentives in order to attract skilled workers to the region. read more >
New restrictions on trangender minors have left the state a target of scorn and boycotts, and LGBTQ activists were calling the new legislation itself a hate crime. read more >
The coronavirus pandemic pushed the unemployment rate in the United States to near record highs and caused millions of workers to leave the workforce, and a year later, the labor market remains far from recovery. read more >
ABC Fitness Solutions of Sherwood, previously known as ABC Financial Services, recently acquired online platform Fitness BI of San Francisco and launched another platform called ABC+. read more >
Misplaced trust is a common theme in the fraud cases I’ve observed over the past two decades, as is the failure to make simple, routine checks. read more >
So, who wants to be a millionaire when there are billionaires? read more >
Fredricka Sharkey has been promoted to director of media relations of the University of Central Arkansas in Conway. read more >
The state’s two major airports are starting to take flight again after a long year of mostly empty planes and terminals. read more >
Kat Robinson has two more cookbooks, “A Bite of Arkansas: A Cookbook of Natural State Delights” and “43 Tables: An Internet Community Cooks During Quarantine.” read more >
Paul Greenberg died on April 6 and was remembered as a sophisticated writer and thinker. read more >
Life is starting to show signs of going back to normal. But what does that even mean? read more >
The Arkansas State University System assimilates troubled Henderson State in Arkadelphia and grants its first diplomas in Mexico. read more >
