Articles from Arkansas Business (August 3, 2009)

1-61 out of 61 article(s)

Title	Author	Type	Words
[Cartoon].	Kirkpatrick, P.	Cartoon	9
5 companies take home greenest office honors.	Keys, Rob	Brief article	187
Account satisfied.			68
Acxiom Corp. and CA Inc. of Islandia, N.Y., have partnered to provide on-demand information governance services with faster deployment and lower maintenance costs.			53
Acxiom earnings down 61 percent in 1st quarter.		Financial report	141
Advanced Environmental Recycling Technologies Inc.'s ChoiceDek decking has been recognized in Family Circle magazine's August issue as the best outdoor flooring.			58
AERT turns a profit in its second quarter.		Financial report	131
AHTD to start $140m project in Craighead County in 2010.	Friedman, Mark	Brief article	258
Arkansas Best Corp.			23
Arkansas Power Electronics International Inc. and the University of Arkansas' National Center for Reliable Electric Power Transmission, both of Fayetteville, have been named by R&D magazine as recipients of the 2009 R&D 100 Award for their high-temperature silicon carbide power module.			72
Assessed property values in Pulaski Co. increase.	Friedman, Mark		242
Baldor Electric earnings fall 73 percent in 2Q.			205
Bank check.			212
Barbara Graves has been elected vice chair of Centennial Bank's advisory board for the Little Rock region.			47
Blytheville seeks to move on solving flooding issues.	Friedman, Mark	Brief article	88
Calendar.		Calendar	288
Case closed.			199
China Business 2009, an initiative of Nair & Co. and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, will hold a forum in Little Rock on Aug. 11 on small- and medium-sized business opportunities in the world's second-largest economy, providing hands-on information on finding suitable partners, licensing, sales and marketing, distribution and trading, customs clearance and regulatory issues.			91
Clearwater Paper Corp., the Spokane, Wash., spinoff of Potlatch Corp., reported net earnings for the second quarter of $75.4 million, or $6.43 a share, compared with $5 million, or 44 cents share, for the second quarter of 2008.			51
CNBC's top states for doing business.			218
Construction began last week on a $16 million, 65,000-SF Enterprise Center in the Arkansas Research & Technology Park at Fayetteville.			62
D-G diaspora.	Hengel, Mark		340
DAC Technologies Group International Inc., the Florida outsource manufacturer whose primary distribution center is in Little Rock, was the Company of the Month in the July 2009 issue of The Bowser Report.			39
Deltic Timber's income falls 60% in 2nd quarter.			277
Executive pay in state sees modest gains.	Henry, John		1716
Fed districts see decline of economy moderating.	Henry, John		460
First Federal Bancshares posts loss in 2nd quarter.		Financial report	131
Ford open to working with entrepreneurs.			139
Four in Fayetteville team to open Big River BBQ.	Sparkman, Worth		158
Growth challenges.	Hankins, Jeff		682
Health care reform and government.	Hickingbotham, Herren		682
Heifer COO sees chance for change: decline in revenue creates opportunity.	Moritz, Gwen		1781
Home equity talk.			155
Hospital CEO in Harrison resigns, takes post in LR.	Cottingham, Jan		248
IA client wins R&D Award for work on power module.			148
International Paper Co.			44
It's a celebration.	Hengel, Mark		269
J.M. Products struggles for survival.	Friedman, Mark		1865
Jonesboro Police receive $1m grant to hire 7 officers.	Friedman, Mark	Brief article	148
Jonesboro Transit System plans to build $778,000 HQ.	Friedman, Mark		163
Legal notices.		Public notice	1027
LR startup producing implants that have dentists smiling.	Carter, Mark		698
Metropolitan reports $32.5 million loss in 2Q.	Moritz, Gwen	Financial report	625
More efficient.			50
Nabholz Construction Services of Conway has become a member of the Environmental Protection Agency's Green Power Partnership, a nationwide program that recognizes the voluntary use of green power to reduce carbon emissions.			55
New patents in Arkansas.			140
PCMS Consulting of Atlanta has joined forces with Crye-Leike Realtors of Memphis, the nation's sixth-largest real estate firm, to generate new franchise offices in multiple states.			37
Piling up.		Brief article	215
Potlatch earnings plunge; Timberland sold in state.			118
Principal Financial Group.		Brief article	82
Public companies' executive compensation.	Moritz, Gwen	Statistical table	6346
Radio station KLRC, 101.1 FM, of Siloam Springs, has been selected as a finalist for the National Association of Broadcasters Marconi Award for Religious Station of the Year.			57
Rand bankruptcy.		Brief article	285
Razorbacks fan web site partners with 2 TV stations.	Keys, Rob		195
Survey: economy keeps state's business leaders cautious.	Walden, Jamie	Survey	2046
Tax deferral.			338
Top lottery talent makes a difference.	Jason, Paul	Letter to the editor	373
Tulsa's BOK Financial Corp., which owns Fayetteville-chartered Bank of Arkansas NA, reported net income of $52.1 million.			45
Unaffiliated.			83
Up in smoke.			203
What are the odds?	Hengel, Mark		65