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Arkansas Startup Named One of Five Coolest Things on Earth
by Tyler Hale June 21, 2019
by Tyler Hale June 21, 2019
While startup founders may claim that their companies are the coolest things around, it is hard to back up that claim. But recently, one Arkansas company received national recognition to back up their cool factor by being named one of…
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February 2019 Magazine Startup AR
Fuel Accelerator: AMBOTS
by Tyler Hale January 29, 2019
by Tyler Hale January 29, 2019
By Tyler Hale One of the hurdles for any company that creates a product is the manufacturing process. It can be an expensive and convoluted endeavor to turn your idea into a physical product, but an Arkansas company is developing…
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Guest Column: Where Are the Smart Robots?
by Canon Reeves November 2, 2018
by Canon Reeves November 2, 2018
via GIPHY by Canon Reeves Why don’t we have robot maids like Rosie from the Jetsons yet? A quick search of Boston Dynamics’ robots shows incredibly agile robots that seem to be more than capable of doing the dishes. So…
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August 2018
Embracing the Robotic Revolution
by Court Lanning August 2, 2018
by Court Lanning August 2, 2018
By Curtis Lanning In July, Arkansas Money and Politics showed how robots were being used in the operating room, but there are so many other industries and organizations across The Natural State making use of these new technologies. One of…
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McClard’s Bar-B-Q Restaurant Sale Confirmed May 29, 2020
McClard’s Bar-B-Q is being sold, sources have confirmed. Arkansas Money & Politics reported earlier in the week that the Hot Springs landmark was expected to sell soon. An unidentified source told AMP that Lee Beasley was planning to acquire the restaurant…The post McClard’s Bar-B-Q Restaurant Sale Confirmed appeared first on AMP.
UAMS Creating Predictive Models to Show Projected COVID-19 Trends May 29, 2020
Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, there have been numerous projections and predictive models released on how it will unfold, how many people will become infected and how many will die. Earlier this week, on May 26, Gov. Asa…The post UAMS Creating Predictive Models to Show Projected COVID-19 Trends appeared first on AMP.
What’s the Deal with Mail-In Voting? May 29, 2020
If you’ve been at least a moderate lurker of social media within the past few weeks, there’s no doubt you’ve seen something about mail-in voting pop up on your feed — either in favor or opposition. Months into the COVID-19…The post What’s the Deal with Mail-In Voting? appeared first on AMP.
Task Force Calls for COVID-19-Related Liability Protections for Businesses May 29, 2020
Liability issues related to the COVID-19 pandemic have become a focal point of the economic recovery effort, according to the task force charged with developing recommendations for Gov. Asa Hutchinson. The Arkansas Economic Recovery Task Force has released its interim…The post Task Force Calls for COVID-19-Related Liability Protections for Businesses appeared first on AMP.
Fourteen Companies Selected for Fourth 10X Growth Accelerator, Five Selected for Associate Program May 29, 2020
The fourth cohort of Conductor’s 10X Growth Accelerator has launched, with businesses from around the state participating in the entrepreneurship program. Fourteen companies have been selected to participate in the newest iteration of Conductor’s 10X Growth Accelerator. Partnering with both…The post Fourteen Companies Selected for Fourth 10X Growth Accelerator, Five Selected for Associate Program appeared […]
Alumacraft Facility in Arkadelphia Shutting Down, Costing 90 Jobs May 29, 2020
A boat manufacturing facility in Arkadelphia is shutting down its operations. BRP, a Canadian corporation that owns brands such as Can-Am and Ski-Doo, is shutting down its Alumacraft manufacturing facility in Arkadelphia. The company will be consolidating its boating manufacturing…The post Alumacraft Facility in Arkadelphia Shutting Down, Costing 90 Jobs appeared first on AMP.
‘Second Wave’ of COVID-19 Cases Hitting Arkansas, According to Officials May 28, 2020
As of May 28, there are 1,830 confirmed active cases of COVID-19 in Arkansas with 1,385 of them within the community. This also marks the highest peak in COVID-19 community cases to date with 261. The first peak in community…The post ‘Second Wave’ of COVID-19 Cases Hitting Arkansas, According to Officials appeared first on AMP.
Cotton Proposes Bill Denying Chinese Nationals Student Visas May 28, 2020
Amid growing tensions between the United States and China over trade and alleged wrongdoing in the infancy of the COVID-19 pandemic, Sen. Tom Cotton is proposing a bill that would deny student visas requested by Chinese nationals looking to conduct…The post Cotton Proposes Bill Denying Chinese Nationals Student Visas appeared first on AMP.
Trump Signs Executive Order, Taking Aim at Social Media Companies May 28, 2020
After threatening to take action against social media platforms, President Donald Trump has signed an executive order that could allow these companies to be sued for the content posed to their platforms. On Thursday, May 28, Trump signed the executive…The post Trump Signs Executive Order, Taking Aim at Social Media Companies appeared first on AMP.
Governor Reports 261 New COVID-19 Cases – Biggest Single-Day Community Case Increase in Arkansas May 28, 2020
On Thursday, May 28, state officials reported the highest increase in COVID-19 community cases in Arkansas to date with an additional 261 cases. This brings the cumulative number of cases in Arkansas to 6,538 cases. More than 40 percent of…The post Governor Reports 261 New COVID-19 Cases – Biggest Single-Day Community Case Increase in Arkansas […]

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