Articles from Arkansas Business (December 8, 2003)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
10 tax strategies to put money into your pocket.			979
Alcoa Inc.'s specialty chemical plant at Bauxite is being sold to Rhone Capital LLC.			63
Arkansas Best's Clipper to leave LTL business.	Turner, Lance		178
Arkansas business list: largest life & health insurance companies.	Friedman, Mark		3331
Arkansas has awarded Sprint a three-year Telecommunications Relay Services contract to provide a variety of assistive communications services to the deaf and hard of hearing within the state.			81
Arvest Bank.		Brief Article	34
Bank of the Ozarks.		Brief Article	54
Baptist Health Foundation.		Brief Article	31
Betty Dickey to replace Chief Justice Arnold.	Turner, Lance; Friedman, Mark		374
Beverly sells 21 nursing homes.	Turner, Lance		258
Blansett Pharmacal, a North Little Rock pharmaceutical company, has chosen Edgewater Technology of Wakefield, Mass., formerly of Fayetteville, to design a new Web-based sales force automation system to support growth in its national sales force.			57
Building buy.			186
Cafeteria plan changes spark employer interest.	Stogner, Alicia		604
Calendar.		Calendar	251
Clinic funding.	Waldon, George		102
Conduit Inc.	Knighten, Latoya	Brief Article	290
CPAs offer tips to trim 2003's tax bill: oil and gas drilling investments offer one-time deduction under rule that will soon sunset.	Wood, Jeffrey		580
Cytomedix hires new president, CFO.	Turner, Lance		231
DataPath charging ahead: LR firm teams with benefit bank on medical credit cards.	Holcombe, Carl D.		1284
Decision opens doors for Summit Mall.	Waldon, George		225
Dillard's November sales fall 6%.	Turner, Lance		111
Direct competition.			108
Dispute over Kanis Road designation heads for court.	Waldon, George		1284
Dowdy emerges from bankruptcy, Cannon in.	Turner, Lance		238
Eaton Corp.			36
Fiser firm focuses on banks, UA grads.	Sparkman, Worth		1147
Foundation formed to focus on Fayetteville.	Sparkman, Worth		1139
God help them.			204
Greenwood mortgage.	Waldon, George		55
HCB Bancshares Inc., the holding company for Heartland Community Bank.			30
Hickory creek abode.	Waldon, George		85
Hillcrest home.	Waldon, George		103
Hurst Gallery.	Knighten, Latoya	Brief Article	298
Hussman's education campaign.	Holcombe, Carl D.		695
ICE Engineering Inc.		Brief Article	15
Land loan I.	Waldon, George		101
Land loan II.	Waldon, George		88
Mainstream Technologies Inc.		Brief Article	27
Medicare bill expands health insurance choice.	Henry, John		2041
Metropolitan Bank plans 5 branches.	Turner, Lance		220
Millwright Local 216, part of the Arkansas Regional Council of Carpenters, has increased its membership from 68 members to 292 in the past year.			47
Murphy Oil Corp. has begun production from its Medusa field in Mississippi Canyon Blocks 538 and 582 in the Gulf of Mexico.			82
Net Electronics.	Knighten, Latoya	Brief Article	233
New quarters.	Waldon, George		48
No soap.	Moritz, Gwen		669
Partner rotation.			105
Pavilion purchase.	Waldon, George		109
Pleasant transaction II.	Waldon, George		96
Pleasant transaction.	Waldon, George		85
Potlatch Corp. is celebrating its centennial year.			60
Rees refinance.	Waldon, George		87
Republican Party.			27
Revenue $83.3 million above last year.	Turner, Lance		172
Robinson judgment.			196
Simmons First Mortgage Co.		Brief Article	17
Simmons First National Bank.		Brief Article	98
Simmons First National Corp.			114
Smooth move.			150
Southern Economic Development Council.		Brief Article	39
Steel away.			509
Stock summary.			764
Sunbelt Business Advisors.		Brief Article	24
Superior lawsuit.			148
Tenet Healthcare Corp. has completed the sale of four Arkansas hospitals to Triad Hospitals Inc.			57
The frustration recovery.	Thoma, Martin		764
The Professional Insurance Agents of Arkansas.		Brief Article	55
The Society of Financial Service Professionals--Arkansas Chapter.			58
Topsy turvey.			177
TV confusion, weather cramp Wal-Mart comps. (NW journal: a look at news from Northwest Arkansas.	Bowden, Bill		336
UA board approves architects for Walker Hall.	Bowden, Bill		284
University of Arkansas.		Brief Article	44
USA drug site.	Waldon, George		98
Wal-Mart Stores Inc. says it will stop taking MasterCard for debit-card transactions that require a signature as of Feb. 1 because the fees were too high.			66
Wal-Mart's November sales rise 3.9%.	Turner, Lance		136