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Solar farms to soak up local sun
APPLE VALLEY With its plentiful sunshine and land, Apple Valley has started to attract a number of solar farm projects.
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Wal-Mart May Be Google's Secret Weapon
The world's leading search provider announced yesterday that the number of stores stocking Chromebook notebooks will triple this week.
8 hrs ago | ArkansasBusiness.com
Walton Family Foundation Gives 2 Education Groups $1.3M
The Walton Family Foundation said Tuesday that it had given a total of $1.3 million to two organizations working to improve Arkansas' K-12 schools.
10 hrs ago | Business Journal
Walmart hiring nearly 100 for new Greensboro store
Hiring has begun for 95 associates for the new Walmart Neighborhood Market store opening this summer on High Point Road in Greensboro.
10 hrs ago | Food World
Market Study 2013: Giant, Wal-Mart Hold Top Spots In $44.3B Mid-Atlantic Region
The message remains the same: a still uncertain economy, a region that remains significantly overstored and greater food penetration from non-supermarket channels created another challenging year for many traditional grocers.
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Corporate America Loves Jason Furman
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Wal-Mart: Clothes plants stay open
Wal-Mart Stores Inc.'s third-party experts assigned to inspect the 279 garment factories the retailer uses in Bangladesh have completed the initial inspection on 16 facilities so far and found "no safety threats that would a require their closure during remediation," a Wal-Mart spokesman said Monday.
Movista: Bentonville A City On Fire
Innovate Arkansas client Movista was born in the MBA program at the University of Arkansas Walton Business College, but when it came time to put down permanent roots, co-founders April Seggebruch and Stan Zylowski chose a house just off the square in downtown Bentonville.
Walmex May Sell Restaurant Group - Analyst Blog
According to media reports, Walmex, the Mexican subsidiary of the giant retailer, Walmart Stores , is weighing its options on selling its restaurant chain in the country.
In apparel industry, advantages of Made in USA label wear thin
Workers sewed T-shirts at Los Angeles apparel firm Venley. Despite the higher production costs, the company's owner refuses to send work overseas and produces everything locally.
Lender Targets Developing Nations' Top Entrepreneurs
What would happen if business owners in developing countries who lacked access to commercial lending were offered a more generous helping hand - offering credit that exceeded the typical $5,000 microloan? The short answer, according to ANDE Executive Director Randall Kempner , is that millions of jobs could be created in emerging markets-and in ... (more)
Nutrisystem Partnership With Wal-Mart And New CEO Are Game Changers
Shares of weight loss company Nutrisystem Inc. shot up 7% on Friday with news of a new partnership with Wal-Mart .
Taking inspiration from small strikes and actions over the past few years, OUR Walmart activists struck a note of dissent at the corporation's annual party.
Consumer ETFs: 3 Things To Consider
Exchange-traded funds have taken the market by storm, with more than $1.5 trillion in assets under management across more than 3,000 securities.
PriceSmart: Counting On Colombia
PriceSmart, Inc. is Latin America's smaller version of Costco Wholesale Corp. . This small, but rapidly growing warehouse store has been on a tear for quite while now.
Students' 'Wal-Art' Inspires National Project
Wayne Anderson of Columbia, Mo., looks over the "Wal-Art" mural Thursday off the square in Bentonville.
Battery maker Exide files for bankruptcy
Time ran out last week for Exide Technologies, the 125-year-old battery maker once led by longtime auto industry executive Bob Lutz.
'Obamacare' benefits mandate could further phase out full-time work
President Obama's health care reform is prompting employers to hire more part-time and temporary workers to escape paying benefits under a mandate that goes into effect next year, amplifying a trend toward transient employment that took hold during the recession, according to a growing number of economic indicators.
Wal-Mart Board Appoints New Director with This Vote
The board of Wal-Mart has a new lead director whose background is in the company's audit committee and the halls of Harvard.