A Houston-based cryotherapy business is planning to open two locations in Arkansas. In today's Northwest Arkansas Business Journal Report, Paul Gatling finds out why the sub-zero temperature treatment has become popular across the country.
Domestic businesses are watching what happens with international markets. This week's Northwest Arkansas Business Journal Report addresses what tariffs and other economic issues might mean for the future locally.
On this edition of the Northwest Arkansas Business Journal Report, Roby Brock talks healthcare with Arkansas BlueCross BlueShield CEO Curtis Barnett and we hear more about the region's only "smart" apartment community.
Our Sunday Northwest Arkansas Business Journal Report migrates, this week only, to Monday. We learn about an ax-throwing league coming to Northwest Arkansas.
ByPaul Gatling & Northwest Arkansas Business Journal•Aug 22, 2019
The Urban Forest Axe House in Bentonville is the first-of-its kind indoor axe-throwing venue in Arkansas. In today's Northwest Arkansas Business Journal Report, we hear from one of the cofounders of the venue.
The oldest bank in Benton County, the Bank of Gravett, which was chartered in 1898 gets a new name, sort of. Paul Gatling explains in this week's Northwest Arkansas Business Journal report.
A Northwest Arkansas team of surgeons and dietitians is being recognized for excellence in bariatric weight-loss surgery. That story and more are included in this week's Northwest Arkansas Business Journal Report with Paul Gatling.
