Articles from Arkansas Business (October 12, 2009)

1-66 out of 66 article(s)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'Fields of evergreen: from the biggest schools to smaller ones, artificial turf and indoor facilities abound in Arkansas.	Harris, Jim		1940
A free resume-writing workshop will be held from 4 to 6 p.m. Oct. 19 at Dee Brown Library in southwest Little Rock.			64
Aaron Jones indicted on Arson charges.	Moritz, Gwen		412
Allison: Home BancShares no. 1 in tangible equity.	Moritz, Gwen		513
An OA overhaul.	Eifling, Sam	Brief article	237
Arkansas State University's College of Business, the College of Nursing & Health Professions and the Delta Center for Economic Development will be hosting a Making Healthcare Reform Work conference at the Convocation Center on Oct. 20, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.		Conference news	63
At mother Hubbard's ...	Kirkpatrick, P.		9
Bank of the Ozarks.			59
Big loss puts Cosmopolitan on life support; regulators take reins; Cauley among creditors.	Waldon, George		1404
Bill McArthur, 71, a well-known criminal defense lawyer in Little Rock, died Oct. 4, apparently of natural causes.			59
Binswanger has been named exclusive agent by Heartland Property Management LLC for the sale of a one-story, 770,925-SF building on 80 acres on Highway 64-B at McCrory.			65
Brand Neue Corp. changes share structure, cuts number.		Brief article	90
Bravo offers insurance help for small businesses.	Henry, John		698
Briarwood funding.	Waldon, George		80
Calendar.		Calendar	258
Condo transaction.	Waldon, George		126
Consider exporting goods, small businesses urged.	Keys, Rob		208
Convenient deal.	Waldon, George		91
Crye-Leike Realtors of Memphis, the nation's sixth-largest real estate firm, has opened its first corporate sales office in northeast Oklahoma, just across the Arkansas border in Grove, expanding the company's presence across nine states.			58
Defining leadership.	Goldberg, I. Barry		640
Developers, BOZ reach settlement in lawsuit.	Patton, Susannah		286
Dillard's Inc. of Little Rock is closing two stores in southwest Florida.			52
Dillard's same-store sales fall 6 percent in September.		Financial report	107
Emmy roundup.	Eifling, Sam		396
Employers expect to raise employees' contributions.			195
Entergy Corp.			49
Flu facts for employers.	Halverson, Paul		716
For climate legislation.	Fleck, Bert; Giovannini, David; Hornbeck, Jon	Letter to the editor	178
Gossip guy.	Eifling, Sam		96
Green Side Technologies LLC.	Stallings, Jim		386
Greenleaf mortgage.	Waldon, George	Brief article	67
Haagen-Dazs Shop.	Stallings, Jim	Brief article	272
Health care costs seen rising 7% for employers.			294
Hickory house.	Waldon, George	Brief article	84
Huckabee's diatribe.	Graves, Mike	Letter to the editor	44
Industrial sale.	Waldon, George	Brief article	66
JBU officials announce $100m capital campaign.	Keys, Rob	Brief article	110
Jones' stadium.	Keller, Lynn	Letter to the editor	242
Justice delayed.			365
Largest insurance agencies.	Moritz, Gwen		2067
Largest property & casualty insurance companies.	Friedman, Mark		1616
Local developers introduce boutique lodging on Dickson.	Keys, Rob		298
Medical society hits tort reform rollbacks; despite concern, malpractice rates have leveled off.	Friedman, Mark		1532
More grug money.		Brief article	126
Murphy Oil Corp.			37
Non-recourse tiff.		Brief article	207
NWA jury awards Horne $1m in suit against combs.	Sparkman, Worth		286
Office buy.	Waldon, George	Brief article	111
Online poll results.			137
Orle residence.	Waldon, George		78
P&C insurance rates continue to moderate.			117
Pace purchase.	Waldon, George		105
Regions leads insurance market, Stephens makes gains.	Moritz, Gwen; Friedman, Mark		672
Registration is under way for the 2009 Family Economic Security Conference on Nov. 2-3 at the Holiday Inn Airport in Little Rock.		Conference news	65
Sezanne home.	Waldon, George		91
Site acquisition.	Waldon, George		99
Still on go.			87
Storage financing.	Waldon, George	Brief article	76
Surgical complications.			221
That European trip.		Brief article	223
The 28,000-SF Bill & Donna Berry Performing Arts Center is moving toward completion in August 2010.	Waldon, George		54
The lottery start.			256
ThermoEnergy reports $15.7 million loss in '08.		Financial report	352
UA enrollment reaches unofficial record high.	Sparkman, Worth	Brief article	273
Uncivil war.		Brief article	241
Web insurance model gains market share.	Walden, Jamie		1280