Articles from Arkansas Business (May 4, 2009)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
... But in the ring ...			499
[Cartoon].		Cartoon	15
100 days.		Editorial	448
Acxiom Corp. has signed a multi-year renewal with Chase Card Services, the credit card division of JPMorgan Chase & Co., to provide customer marketing services.			49
Affiliated Foods merger or sale appears likely.	Hengel, Mark	Brief article	174
And now, the flu.			295
Angels prospect shines in Travs pitching debut.	Harris, Jim		902
Apologetic Pelphrey sends fans a letter.			361
Arkansan gets offer.		Brief article	59
ASU receives $1.75m for business incubator.		Brief article	82
Bank buy.			98
Basketball roster switches.			281
Best seat in the house: Pat Gazzola: catfish cook knows the hogs best.	Bahn, Chris	Interview	1499
BNSF Logistics LLC of Springdale has been selected as 2008 Fixture/ Construction Carrier of the Year by Wal-Mart Stores Inc.			41
Branch funding.	Waldon, George		120
Brett Eibner.		Brief article	82
Busy weekend scheduled in Fayetteville.		Brief article	189
Calendar: May 2009.		Calendar	559
Canadian company plans Arkansas biofuel plant.	Turner, Lance		185
Car wash financing.	Waldon, George		80
CBS.			88
Celerit Solutions.			41
Chasing the bar: Lake Hamilton pole vaulter owns second-best jump in nation.	Seaton, Philip		609
Chenal home.	Waldon, George		103
Church mortgage.	Waldon, George		69
Club like no other.			375
Coming soon.			37
Condo buy.	Waldon, George		103
Construction of the ASU Delta Center for Economic Development in Jonesboro should be completed in August.	Waldon, George		52
Continental Express hits bumpy road.	Friedman, Mark		1559
Craighead County repeats drop in sales tax receipts.	Friedman, Mark		196
Cromwell Architects Engineers Inc.			38
Crye-Leike Realtors.			75
Current NBA draft rules are obviously not working.	Seaton, Philip		751
Delta Trust Investments Inc.			37
Deltic Timber Corp.			29
Doing the numbers.	Hengel, Mark		439
Duke: masters was 'probably best I've played'.	Harris, Jim	Interview	877
EDA grants to fund innovation centers.		Brief article	104
Farm Credit Midsouth.			47
From the publisher.	Hankins, Jeff	Brief article	244
Futurity First Insurance Group of Rocky Hill, Conn., has opened a permanent Little Rock branch office at 9714 Maumelle Blvd.		Brief article	57
Growing contributions.			316
Gwen V. Childs, professor and chair of the Department of Neurobiology & Developmental Sciences at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences in Little Rock, has received the 2009 Outstanding Woman Faculty Award.			55
Harding University's tutoring program is the first in the nation to receive continuing certification from the National Association for Developmental Education.			37
Health care reform redux.	Hankins, Jeff		484
Hendrix claims a crown: Warriors win first league title with SCAC Baseball Championship.			185
Hogs add three.	Seaton, Philip	Brief article	68
Hungry for news.		Brief article	272
IA, Station X team up again.		Brief article	87
In vino veritas.			112
Is it over for JT? Is it starting for MM?			195
John Daly.			65
Ken Duke steps up and takes his beating.	Harris, Jim		721
Ken Duke.			86
Land transaction.	Waldon, George		136
Largest newspapers by daily circulation.			137
Lexington Park loan.	Waldon, George	Brief article	104
Life after Alltel: businesses rise from ashes: nine new companies emerge from merger, more are expected.		Company overview	1674
Lions World Services sacks executive director.	Moritz, Gwen	Brief article	177
LR entrepreneur's MeritBuilder lets employees create personal brands.	Carter, Mark		978
LR entrepreneur's reversal of fortune.	Waldon, George		1068
Medical bill.			266
Mitch Mustain.		Brief article	65
No crying in Monticello.		Brief article	235
North Arkansas Regional Medical Center.			34
Norwalk Furniture now Luxe Home Interiors.	Henry, John		44
One-time gain lifts earnings of Baldor.			155
Operator of two hospitals didn't pay bills, officials say.	Friedman, Mark		333
P.A.M. executives get slight increase in pay.			236
P.A.M. Transportation posts $3.3 million loss.		Financial report	181
Paul Eells really was that sincere.	Sullivan, Steve		636
Phillips Moudy Duke Real Estate.			32
Priority Bank at the top of return on equity list.	Sparkman, Worth		460
Probate notice.		Brief article	198
Public companies' annual reports.		Directory	1463
Public financial institutions.	Moritz, Gwen		326
Public notice.		Public notice	454
Rainey note.	Waldon, George		64
Real Deal coming back to the Rock next year: organizer wants to keep event in central Arkansas.	Seaton, Philip	Brief article	208
Rearranging the furniture.	Hengel, Mark		40
Recession's effects on Arkansas' public companies prove mixed.	Henry, John		701
Reese Rowland, a principal with Polk Stanley Rowland Curzon Porter Architects Ltd. of Little Rock, will present a lecture titled "Halfway There: Creating Place Through an Architecture of Meaning" at 6 p.m. on May 5, at the Arkansas Studies Institute.			51
Ridge estates dispute.		Brief article	311
Russell Gunter, a director at the firm of Cross Gunter Witherspoon & Galchus of Little Rock, has received the Jim Wilkins Lifetime Achievement Award from the Arkansas Society for Human Resource Management of Little Rock.			55
SAU tops in State.		Brief article	119
School purchase.	Waldon, George	Brief article	127
Sherwood sale.	Waldon, George	Brief article	74
Somehow, someway Hogs still in SEC hunt.	Birch, Brent		695
Southwest acquisition.	Waldon, George	Brief article	55
Southwest Power Pool OKs transmission plans.	Henry, John	Brief article	153
Speaking out.			179
Spring make or break grades: several razorbacks helped themselves, others didn't.	Bahn, Chris		2054
Stanley Reed to lead Farm Bureau trade panel.	Turner, Lance		159
State of vaulting.			337
Stock summary.			672
Summer release.	Hengel, Mark	Brief article	168
Taylor career may hinqe on bringing back burns.	Acri, Justin		838
Terri Mathis has joined Mulhearn Wilson Constructors of North Little Rock as financial controller.		Brief article	76
The Arkansas Department of Education has contracted to use IBM technology to monitor its spending of the $569.9 million in American Recovery & Reinvestment Act funding grants.			42