Downtown Little Rock Partnership Hires 2 New Directors (Movers & Shakers)
Kyle Leyenberger is the new director of communications, and Tori Rogers is the new director of events. read more >
Kyle Leyenberger is the new director of communications, and Tori Rogers is the new director of events. read more >
Believe it or not, golf lovers may soon have their pick of not one, but two “off-course” golf entertainment venues in central Arkansas. read more >
To better serve consumers, leaders need to decide between transactional leadership and transformational leadership. There is a difference. read more >
Making recycling more relevant to everyday consumers requires information, education and messaging appealing to economic interests. read more >
Ukraine’s sense of self, the cohesiveness of its people and the loyalty to Ukrainian leadership are nothing less than inspiring. read more >
As the New Year begins, let’s make sure others know Arkansas is truly a competitor. read more >
While the natural tendency toward inflation is to find someone to blame, it seems to us we should be a little more appreciative of the cause. (We certainly know the effect.) read more >
Supply and demand as a construct is a key model of economic theory, particularly when it comes to pricing goods and services. read more >
Whether it’s someone responsible for frontline reception, wait staff, retail associate (once called clerks) or a general customer service representative, behaviors, conduct, manners and simple etiquette have suffered greatly. read more >
Are staffing service industries doing more with less? Or is it doing less with less? read more >
Effective communication designed to encourage consumers to make the desired decision is based on not telling them what you want but showing them how to get what they want. read more >
The process by which government regulations are promulgated should be accompanied by not necessarily an economic impact statement, but a value-added statement — the value a regulation will add to the product or service. read more >
So, who wants to be a millionaire when there are billionaires? read more >
There's a give-and-take at play in many consumer purchases, particularly when it comes to a product that has broad competition in the marketplace. It’s called the compromise effect. read more >
The result of subtraction is called a “difference.” It’s what’s left when you take one quantity away from another. So, we suppose, subtraction results not only in a difference, but it also can make a difference. read more >
While the deadly viral pandemic is far more serious than a cartoon, the social and economic impact of COVID-19 has indeed reduced many norms to mere fragments: smithereens! read more >
With apologies to author Piper Kerman, the Netflix comedy-drama’s title sums up this year’s holiday retail experience. read more >
Voting may be compared to consumer participation in a sales transaction. One can characterize the action of casting a vote as a one-day sale. All product promotion ultimately must culminate in the sale. read more >
A case could be made for retailers to think differently about "place" — channel and distribution, how their product is presented and delivered. read more >
Point-and-click commerce, growing even faster during the quarantine, means more and more cardboard is being consumed by shippers and shippees alike. read more >
