Arkansas Business News
ArcBest Corp. on Monday reported second-quarter earnings of $61 million, compared with $15.9 million in the same quarter a year ago.
by Nathan Owens - August 3, 2021The last few weeks I have gotten a number of emails from readers which is nothing short of thrilling. A couple were requests to write about the child tax cre...
by Sarah Catherine Gutierrez - August 3, 2021Researchers with the University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture will be expanding their search this fall for ticks that may transmit anaplasmosis,...
by Mary Hightower Special to The Commercial - August 1, 2021ROGERS -- Ozark Beer Co. has added a patio to its downtown brewery and is expecting the delivery of a new brewing system in September that will double its pr...
by John Magsam - August 1, 2021Last month, when John Luckett opened a Slim Chickens restaurant in Cabot, the 11th for his development group, he had grounds to be especially happy -- he was...
by John Magsam - August 1, 2021BANKING
August 1, 2021Pulaski County real estate transactions of $150,000 or more; deeds recorded July 5-July 9:
August 1, 2021ALMA Saundra Alice Coody (fka Saundra Alice Shelton, Saundra Alice Bean), 1670 Julie Lane, July 27, 2021, Chapter 13.
August 1, 2021Patents awarded to Arkansans
by Stephen Steed - August 1, 2021Do-it-yourself home renovations are going to soon regain popularity, which is good news for lumber companies.
by Bloomberg - August 1, 2021Walmart Inc. on Friday resumed the mask requirements for employees that it had relaxed earlier this summer when covid-19 infection numbers dropped.
by Serenah McKay - July 31, 2021Consumer spending continued to grow in the second quarter, but its rate of expansion was much slower than the previous quarter, according to a Thursday repor...
by Mary Hightower Special to The Commercial - July 31, 2021A proposed amendment to the Arkansas Department of Transportation's (ArDOT) Statewide Transportation Improvement Program (STIP) for Federal Fiscal Years 2022...
by Special to The Commercial - July 31, 2021Ex-manager at Tyson sentenced for fraud
July 31, 2021Walmart is requiring that all workers at its headquarters as well as managers who travel within the U.S. be vaccinated against covid-19 by Oct. 4.
by The Associated Press - July 30, 2021