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BOND.AI Named Finalist in First-Ever Finovate Fintech Awards
by Tyler Hale September 24, 2019
by Tyler Hale September 24, 2019
by Tyler Hale Fintech has become one of the fast-growing segments in the technology marketplace at the state, national and global levels. These companies are changing the way people bank – turning the word “bank” from a noun to a…
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Artificial Intelligence for Businesses: The Roadblocks
by AMP Staff May 1, 2019
by AMP Staff May 1, 2019
This content is sponsored by Business World. Advanced artificial intelligence (AI) techniques are improving business processes from the factory floor to the customer’s door. Used to its fullest advantage, AI has the potential to transform every aspect of business: from…
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Everything AI Can Do for Your Network
by AMP Staff March 1, 2019
by AMP Staff March 1, 2019
This content is sponsored by Business World. Artificial intelligence (AI), it would seem, is today’s business panacea. Its capabilities give you the power to transform your business into a well-oiled machine-learning force of nature. What AI can do At its…
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Researchers Present Artificial Intelligence Project in Little Rock
by Jeremy Peppas February 18, 2019
by Jeremy Peppas February 18, 2019
by Jeremy Peppas Seven colleges and universities from around Arkansas gathered on Friday, Feb. 15, in Little Rock for a demonstration of artificial intelligence in an event that was hosted by the Arkansas State University System office in Little Rock.…
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Gov. Hutchinson to Hold Press Conference, Speak About Protests June 1, 2020
Gov. Asa Hutchinson is expected to hold a press conference at 4 p.m today, June 1, at the Arkansas State Capitol in regard to the protests that are occurring across the state and nation. “The senseless death of George Floyd…The post Gov. Hutchinson to Hold Press Conference, Speak About Protests appeared first on AMP.
Hutchinson Praises Arkansas Poultry Industry for COVID-19 Efforts June 1, 2020
Gov. Asa Hutchinson met with a few poultry industry leaders from the Northwest Arkansas region prior to his press conference at Mercy Hospital in Rogers on Monday. “I had a very good meeting because they have really set a national…The post Hutchinson Praises Arkansas Poultry Industry for COVID-19 Efforts appeared first on AMP.
Today’s Power Names Chris Bell VP of Finance and Administration June 1, 2020
Today’s Power, Inc. announced Monday that Chris Bell has been promoted to Vice President of Finance & Administration for the company, which operates as a wholly-owned subsidiary of Arkansas Electric Cooperatives, Inc. Bell previously served as the company’s controller. “[Bell]…The post Today’s Power Names Chris Bell VP of Finance and Administration appeared first on AMP.
Arkansas Reports 190 New COVID-19 Cases as ‘Second Wave’ Continues June 1, 2020
Gov. Asa Hutchinson reported 190 new COVID-19 cases at his press conference in Rogers today, bringing the total number to 7,433. The northwest region of the state as well as the southwest region continue to see peaks in new COVID-19…The post Arkansas Reports 190 New COVID-19 Cases as ‘Second Wave’ Continues appeared first on AMP.
Amid Protests, Mayor Scott Reinstates Curfew in Little Rock June 1, 2020
Little Rock Mayor Frank Scott Jr. is reinstating a city-wide nighttime curfew starting Monday. He signed an executive order to restore curfews within the city beginning June 1, occurring nightly from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m. According to a press…The post Amid Protests, Mayor Scott Reinstates Curfew in Little Rock appeared first on AMP.
Nearly 500 New COVID-19 Cases Reported Over the Weekend June 1, 2020
Since Gov. Asa Hutchinson’s last press conference on Friday, May 30, there have been 476 new COVID-19 cases reported in the state of Arkansas. As of Monday morning, June 1, there are 7,253 confirmed COVID-19 cases and 133 related deaths…The post Nearly 500 New COVID-19 Cases Reported Over the Weekend appeared first on AMP.
Arkansas Farmers Markets Springing Back into Businesses May 29, 2020
Arkansas farmers markets are a weekend staple for many local fresh produce shoppers. Full of not only seasonal goods but also hot food sales, music, entertainment, flowers and even craft booths, the farmers markets also serve as a fun social…The post Arkansas Farmers Markets Springing Back into Businesses appeared first on AMP.
Hutchinson Creates COVID-19 Technical Advisory Board May 29, 2020
Gov. Asa Hutchinson has created a new advisory board to “review and evaluate new technologies” as the state works to increase its COVID-19 testing capabilities. Hutchinson announced on Friday, May 29 that he had signed an executive order creating the…The post Hutchinson Creates COVID-19 Technical Advisory Board appeared first on AMP.
Governor’s Address: Coming Back from the Health and Economic Crisis May 29, 2020
The Economic Recovery Task Force has submitted its interim report to me, and today I’d like to talk about some of the steps we need to take to boost our economy after COVID-19. The report paints an accurate picture of…The post Governor’s Address: Coming Back from the Health and Economic Crisis appeared first on AMP.
Flower Power: Eden Garrett Building Florist Empire in Northwest Arkansas May 29, 2020
When Eden Garrett was a senior at Drury University in Springfield, MO, she dreamed up a business idea for a florist on wheels. The flower truck dream was for a school project in one of her entrepreneurship classes, which was…The post Flower Power: Eden Garrett Building Florist Empire in Northwest Arkansas appeared first on AMP.

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