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One of Arkansas’ most distinctive beverage manufacturers is under new ownership as it seeks to expand its national footp...
06/02/2026

One of Arkansas’ most distinctive beverage manufacturers is under new ownership as it seeks to expand its national footprint.

Origami Sake of Hot Springs was acquired by Kintsugi Sake USA CEO Buzzy Sklar, marking a new chapter for Arkansas’ first sake brewery as it expanded distribution and production.

Here's this week's roundup of hires, promotions and leadership moves in Arkansas.
05/27/2026

Here's this week's roundup of hires, promotions and leadership moves in Arkansas.

Dr. Christopher Loyke will be taking over as dean at the Arkansas College of Osteopathic Medicine starting July 1.

The buyer was a Louisville, Kentucky-based firm.
05/27/2026

The buyer was a Louisville, Kentucky-based firm.

This week's Northwest Arkansas Real Deals also features the sale of a downtown Bentonville office building and several apartment complexes in Fayetteville.

The company is exploring upgrades and license extensions to its existing nuclear plants.
05/27/2026

The company is exploring upgrades and license extensions to its existing nuclear plants.

Entergy Corp. CEO Drew Marsh says surging electricity demand from data centers and AI has made nuclear power more attractive, and Entergy is evaluating new nuclear options across four states.

Keeping up with the cost of facilities and the latest technology has been a challenge.
05/27/2026

Keeping up with the cost of facilities and the latest technology has been a challenge.

Baptist Health's systemwide recovery masks a deepening crisis in Fort Smith, where declining patient volumes and $127 million in cumulative losses since 2018 have forced major service cuts.

The company has purchased an undeveloped property near Sam Peck Road.
05/27/2026

The company has purchased an undeveloped property near Sam Peck Road.

This week's Real Deals also features the sale of a two-story house in West Little Rock that topped $3M, the third property sold for such an amount this year.

Standard noticing procedures in the case are estimated to cost $125,000.
05/27/2026

Standard noticing procedures in the case are estimated to cost $125,000.

With standard noticing procedures estimated to cost $125,000 and insufficient cash in the estate, Painted Tree's bankruptcy trustee is asking the court to approve a single $25,000 consolidated mailing.

Sometimes you just have to be in the right place at the right time.
05/27/2026

Sometimes you just have to be in the right place at the right time.

Innovation Industries CEO Paul Horney IV says good luck and a star-shaped button prototype got the Russellville elevator fixture company into one of the NFL's most iconic stadiums.

The three-story Greek Revival house has had several lives after being built in 1840 by Albert Pike.
05/27/2026

The three-story Greek Revival house has had several lives after being built in 1840 by Albert Pike.

After the state and Arkansas State University both declined to accept the Terry Mansion as a donation, the 1840 Greek Revival house is now listed for sale by The Hathaway Group.

Their picks range from leadership classics and business strategy to children’s books and novels about resilience.
05/27/2026

Their picks range from leadership classics and business strategy to children’s books and novels about resilience.

Arkansas Business 2026 40 Under 40 honorees shared the books that shaped their leadership, business philosophy, resilience and personal growth.

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