Chelsea Clinton and Mark Mezvinsky told friends they are looking toward a wedding next summer. Interesting. It took almost 60 hours before their e-mails to friends leaked into media. That’s an eon in this day and time.

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While executives who steal from their employers like former Walmart executive Tom Coughlin capture headlines, small businesses are hit the hardest by employee theft, according to the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners.

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Cyber Monday offers online shoppers Black Friday deals from the comfort of their own homes, but the online holiday shopping surge also provides would-be thieves greater opportunity to steal your identity.

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Arkansas Business’ Mark Friedman pores over the UAMS books and finds they’ve papered over operating losses with capital gifts to show a positive outcome for the big medical sciences campus’ last fiscal year. Operating losses in October alone were $2.8 million. Dr. Daniel Rahn, the new UAMS chancellor, hasn’t ruled out layoffs as part of his [...]

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The fight at Nasiriyah had been intense for three days. It started Sunday morning south of the city and now, on Tuesday, Chief Warrant Officer 5 David Dunfee, the battalion gunner for 1st Battalion, 2nd Marines, was north of the city.

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After 34 years of helping the Fort Smith Police Department develop into a more community-accessible agency, Chris Boyd Sr. attained the rank of major.

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FORT SMITH — As another observance of UN-sponsored World AIDS Day dawns Tuesday, the drama in the fight to conquer the deadly disease has apparently moved from the laboratories to wherever it is that bureaucracies thrive.

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NORTH LITTLE ROCK — Converting its four highest-polluting vehicles to compressed natural gas could start a trend, the city of North Little Rock hopes.

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LITTLE ROCK — While supplies last, mass vaccination clinics beginning next week will be giving the swine flu vaccine to everyone, not just to people in high-priority groups, state health officials said today.

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FAYETTEVILLE — Arkansas guard Rotnei Clarke was so frustrated he could barely speak Sunday afternoon.

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