
The Costs of Innovation (Lance Turner Editor's Note)
Reports on three Arkansas companies last week underline some of what’s driving innovations in mobility and the high costs of forging new paths in the industry. read more >
Reports on three Arkansas companies last week underline some of what’s driving innovations in mobility and the high costs of forging new paths in the industry. read more >
Dr. Jennifer Dillaha has been medical director for immunizations since 2013 and medical director for outbreak response since 2019. Renee Mallory was chief of staff. read more >
The electric resistance welding mill is said to be the largest of its kind in the world. read more >
Gov. Asa Hutchinson has announced the following appointments: John Eddy, director of strategic affairs, and Chris Fletcher, director of policy and agency affairs. read more >
The Minnesota-based lawnmower maker says it wants to double business at its newly-acquired company in Batesville. read more >
The Republican governor is weighing proposals to use the money for tax relief, broadband expansion and more. read more >
Lockheed Martin and Aerojet Rocketdyne — part of the 3,500-strong defense workforce at Highland Industrial Park near Camden – is expanding and responding to a war-torn world. read more >
The $18.7 million investment is expected to create 115 full-time jobs over five years. read more >
The households lack access to broadband with speeds adequate for learning and working. read more >
The packaging company is building a new manufacturing facility and distribution center. read more >
The task, Chancellor Charles Ambrose said, is to redesign Henderson so that it “actually works for our most average students.” read more >
David Burritt, the head of the industrial giant, praised Arkansas' people and business environment at the AEDC's annual banquet. read more >
Gov. Asa Hutchinson did not say who would replace Romero as the state's top health official. read more >
It’s more important than ever to cultivate a strong pipeline of prospective employees — perhaps as important as tending to that pipeline of business. read more >
Jordan Burgess has been appointed chief legal counsel for Gov. Asa Hutchinson’s office in Little Rock. read more >
The governor made appointments to state bodies overseeing education, tourism, energy and more. read more >
She has been the director of legislative and agency affairs since October. read more >
The funds will support training in cybersecurity, transportation, manufacturing and more. read more >
"At the first sign of something dangerous or unknown, he’s compelled to tell the story," a friend said of Brent Renaud. read more >
The states are pitching the U.S. Department of Energy on a plan to use hydrogen as fuel and manufacturing feedstock. read more >