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Articles in Dec 15, 2003 issue of Arkansas Business

• Returns up, but audit stings ATRS
  by George Waldon
• Arkansas warms to 'hot spots': Little Rock national airport throws Wi-Fi business to SBC
  by Carl D. Holcombe
• Photo shops face threat from digital cameras
  by Mark Friedman
• On the move
• Double deal
• Texas fine
• For the record
• Harassment twist
• Small victory
• Appraise this
• Speak for yourself
• End in sight?
• Holiday session
  by Jeff Hankins
• Looking ahead to 2004
  by Jim Karrh
• Real deals: a look at important real estate transactions
  by George Waldon
• Acxiom to buy European firm for $40 million
  by Carl Holcombe
• Tyson to close Maine, New Hampshire plants
  by Laura Bruegge
• Farm bureau president ousted
  by John Henry
• Car-Mart profit jumps, $2.06 EPS seen for 2004
• BOZ shareholders OK stock split
• Pocahontas bancorp earnings increase
• First federal shares split 2-for-1
• Superior branches convert to Arvest
  by Lance Turner
• Murphy oil to sell some Canadian properties
  by Lance Turner
• Bella Vista Senior Co-op will be a first for state
  by Laura Bruegge
• UA researchers link compensation, risk
  by Bill Bowden
• Taylor displays win will be appealed
• Beverly closes Blytheville facility
  by Mark Friedman
• Mississippi county's budget falls 24%
  by Mark Friedman
• Jonesboro hospital CEO out under new owner
  by Mark Friedman
• Wal-Mart Stores Inc
• Murphy Oil Corp
• Milton Fine, 38, of Little Rock, has been named Gov. Mike Huckabee's chief legal counsel
• SBC Communications
• Arkansas Federal Credit Union
• Blansett Pharmacal Co
• Civil War Round Table Associates
• Meat and Poultry magazine
• Moody's Investor Services
• K2 Inc
• Northern Arkansas Telephone Co
• D&K Healthcare Resources Inc
• Wal-Mart Stores Inc. will support The First Tee program nationally
• State takes hard line on mortgage lending
  by Lori Harrison-Stone
• Trading graphics for speed: 'accelerated dial-up' can be good for rural users
  by Carl D. Holcombe
• IT grads can still expect job offers, educators say
  by Alicia Stogner
• Realtors revel in Internet sales tool
  by Laura Bruegge
• Approved: Danny Willis, owner of Auto Sales Center LLC in Bryant
  by Latoya Knighten
• Auto Sales Center LLC
  by Latoya Knighten
• X-ceptional CDS, invitations and more
  by Latoya Knighten
• Salon in the Park
  by Latoya Knighten
• Calendar
• Charles T. Black of Waldo has been elected chairman of the board of Heartland Community Bank and HCB Bancshares Inc. of Camden
• Kathy Robinson of Perryville has joined East-Harding Inc. in Little Rock as a controller
• Charles Nabholz, president of Nabholz Properties Inc. of Conway, has joined the board of directors of Simmons First National Bank of Pine Bluff
• Dr. Charles R. Baxter of Dallas has been appointed to the position of chief medical adviser and chairman of the medical advisory board at Cytomedix Inc. in Little Rock
• Leslie Wyatt has been selected to serve on the Arkansas Blue Cross and Blue Shield board of directors
• Wilson & Associates
• Redpoint Systems Inc
• National Main Street Center
• Stock summary
• Bus fire
• Bad news
• Correction
• Paris and Nicole
  by Carl D. Holcombe
• News moves
  by Carl D. Holcombe
• Aha!
  by Carl D. Holcombe
• Chandler in at ADED
  by Carl D. Holcombe
• Letter from the editor
  by Richard Duke
• Brighter days ahead: technology executives point to a number of factors that show that the gloomy days could be behind us
  by Richard Duke
• Cream of the crop: announcing the 2004 best of Arkansas Web Awards
• Keeping it real: the UALR CyberCollege's new Virtual Reality Center is the next step in a technological revolution
  by Richard Duke
• From a distance: online classes offer convenience
• Declaring war on spam: the fight against unwanted e-mail
  by Richard Duke
• Can you see me now? The technology of videoconferencing is revolutionizing many industries
  by Richard Duke
• Arkansas' Web design firms
• A $3.8 billion economic engine: the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences statewide economic impact fiscal year 2003