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• Hospitals struggle to find doctors: UAMS pushing for Northwest campus
  by Mark Friedman
• Alltel investors lead charmed life
• Development talk trails parking sale
  by George Waldon
• Jonesboro broker shake up
• End of the line
• Keeping up with the Joneses
• Cookin' up a storm
• Imagine that
• Farewell, Chad
• The presidential race
• Thanks
  by Eddie Joe Williams Cabot
• [Cartoon]
• A coach's wish list
  by I. Barry Goldberg
• Do you pledge allegiance, really?
  by Rosalind Mouser
• Warehouse transaction
  by George Waldon
• Retail acquisition
  by George Waldon
• Owner consolidation
  by George Waldon
• Property split
  by George Waldon
• Sherwood buy
  by George Waldon
• Oaks home I
  by George Waldon
• Cliffewood abode
  by George Waldon
• Oaks home II
  by George Waldon
• Commercial financing
  by George Waldon
• Church mortgage
  by George Waldon
• Land funding
  by George Waldon
• Maumelle refinancing
  by George Waldon
• Construction note
  by George Waldon
• Williamsburg loan
  by George Waldon
• Russellville Lands call center, adds 250 jobs
  by John Henry
• Golden living considering sale of Arkansas facilities
  by Robert Bell
• Highlands Oncology buys services from NARTI
  by Amy Riggin
• Nursing home group partners with hospitals
  by Amy Riggin
• Arkansas rep kicks off $6 million fund-raiser
  by John Henry
• Chenal IMAX Theater to open in WLR
  by Lance Turner
• Dillard's same-store sales decline 7 percent in May
• Wal-Mart same-store sales rise 3.9 percent in May
• ThermoEnergy director buys 550,000 shares
• Simmons First National Corp
• Interstate Highway Sign to merge with Ohio firm
  by Amy Riggin
• First Arkansas B&T plans Heber Springs bank buy
  by Gwen Moritz
• Peterson Farms to sell its broiler operations
  by Katie Stockstill
• Employee's legal duty to employer: a public service of Davidson Law Firm
  by Charles Darwin "Skip" Davidson
• State's reserve second highest in Eighth District
  by Worth Sparkman
• Lofty hotel concept set for June open
  by Worth Sparkman
• Assisted living centers coming to NE Arkansas
  by Mark Friedman
• Wynne Lumber Company sues over rebates
  by Mark Friedman
• RLJ-McLarty-Landers Automotive Partnership bought two dealerships at Branson, Mo., and one at Bentonville
• Tyson Foods Inc
• The Pulaski County Brownfields Program presented a check for $785,000 to Main Street Argenta for its clean-up of Smarthouse Way
• John A. Ritchie, liaison for the U.S. State Department to Congress on immigration issues and former coordinator of U.S.-Mexico border affairs will speak at the Arkansas Committee on Foreign Relations 11:30 a.m. luncheon on June 11 at the Little Rock Club
• The new Wallace W. and Jama M. Fowler House, the chancellor's residence at the University of Arkansas, constructed by Flintco Inc., was awarded the 2008 Chairman's Trophy by the Associated Builders and Contractors' Excellence in Construction Awards Progra
• Yahoo! Inc. announced a multiyear relationship for online display and video advertising with Walmart.com
• Acxiom Corp. has been named a finalist to six categories in the 2008 American Business Awards, commonly known as "The Stevies," which honor great performances in business
• Electric Cooperatives of Arkansas
• Sephora, a French specialty beauty company, has extended its contract with Acxiom Corp. for integrated digital marketing campaigns for an additional two years
• TCBY
• FedEx Corp. of Memphis will rename its Kinko's unit to FedEx Office in an effort to gain more large business customers
• Acxiom Corp. has entered into an agreement with Moon Valley Software Inc. of Arroyo Grande, Calif., which has developed proprietary software and technology that mines the Web for more comprehensive and up-to-date local business search results
• The closing of the bankrupt Sharper Image stores will mean the loss of about 200 workers in central Arkansas, where the company, founded by Arkansas native Richard Thalheimer in 1977, has a distribution and returns center as well as a retail store
• Family doctor shortage will hurt rural areas
  by Mark Friedman
• Firm shifting emphasis to loan workouts
  by Gwen Moritz
• Pine Bluff lawyer to head bar association
• Calendar
• Friday firm closes in on 100 lawyers to remain atop list
  by John Henry
• Code of judicial conduct could get overhaul
  by Mark Hengel
• Amy I. Carrhas joined Worldwide Soy Technologies LLC
• Julie Hopkins has joined Wittenberg Delony & Davidson Inc. in Little Rock as administrative assistant
• Norm Dennis, professor of civil engineering, has received the Charles and Nadine Baum Faculty Teaching Award from the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville
• Hendrix College
• Arkansas Bankers Association
• Regions Bank
• Central Arkansas Water
• Dr. Charles Daniel, medical provider at Marshall Family Practice Clinic, a regional outreach clinic of the Northwest Arkansas Regional Medical Center, has been recognized for his 40 years of service to Marshall and surrounding communities
• Arkansas Children's Hospital
• Northwest Medical Center
• University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences
• Thomas Hoggard has received the No. 1 Career Agent of the Year New Casualty Premium Award from the Arkansas Farm Bureau
• Bobby Whitfield, a senior vice president at Stephens Insurance LLC of Little Rock, has received the Top of The Table distinction from the Million Dollar Round Table
• LifeQuest of Arkansas
• CognitiveData Inc

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