Hunter Field

Little Rock

Editor at Arkansas Business

Editor of @ArkBusiness

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Remember Our Humanity (Hunter Field Editor's Note)

1 week ago | arkansasbusiness.com | Hunter Field

THIS IS AN OPINIONWe'd also like to hear yours. Tweet us @ArkBusiness or email us Here in Arkansas and across much of the country, we have pushed to more closely align public secondary and higher education with the demands of industry. This is 100% the right move, but I’m constantly on guard against approaches that pursue this end to the detriment of the humanities. It’s rarely explicit, but I do often find it implicit in language around the return on investment on certain courses of study.
Worthy of Recognition (Hunter Field Editor's Note)

2 weeks ago | arkansasbusiness.com | Hunter Field

THIS IS AN OPINIONWe'd also like to hear yours. Tweet us @ArkBusiness or email us Arkansas Business just named this year’s 40 Under 40 class. That came on the heels of our Arkansas Business of the Year Awards ceremony, and it will be followed shortly by the 20 in Their 20s honorees and the Executive of the Year Awards. What I’m trying to say is we put on a lot of recognition programs here.
In the Green (Hunter Field Editor's Note)

3 weeks ago | arkansasbusiness.com | Hunter Field

THIS IS AN OPINIONWe'd also like to hear yours. Tweet us @ArkBusiness or email us The most fun I’ve ever had as a journalist was covering the infancy of Arkansas’ medical marijuana industry. I was a reporter at the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette when Arkansans voted to legalize cannabis for medicinal use in 2016, and shortly after, I was assigned to cover the state’s and industry’s efforts to open the first growing facilities and dispensaries.
Seeing LR’s Future in Chattanooga (Hunter Field Editor's Note)

1 month ago | arkansasbusiness.com | Hunter Field

THIS IS AN OPINIONWe'd also like to hear yours. Tweet us @ArkBusiness or email us We’re nearly a year removed from the release of the Downtown Little Rock Master Plan, but the landscape is much different now. When the report was released last year, fanfare, hope and excitement accompanied it as local business and political leaders looked to a proposed 1% sales tax on the ballot in Little Rock last November.
It Took a Lyon (Hunter Field Editor's Note)

1 month ago | arkansasbusiness.com | Hunter Field

THIS IS AN OPINIONWe'd also like to hear yours. Tweet us @ArkBusiness or email us I’ll believe it when I see it. That’s what I said when Lyon College first announced plans three years ago to open Arkansas’ first dental and veterinary schools. I’m sure I said it several times in the years since, but as you can see on today’s front page, it’s time to believe.
Righting the Bus (Hunter Field Editor's Note)

1 month ago | arkansasbusiness.com | Hunter Field

THIS IS AN OPINIONWe'd also like to hear yours. Tweet us @ArkBusiness or email us Arkansas Business’ reporting constantly reminds me of perhaps the most impactful step businesses can take toward long-term success. It has nothing to do with balance sheets, business strategy or charismatic leadership — all things we tend to prioritize when thinking about companies’ success. What I’m talking about is hiring … and firing. Two stories have recently brought this to mind.
And the Winner Is … (Hunter Field Editor's Note)

1 month ago | arkansasbusiness.com | Hunter Field

THIS IS AN OPINIONWe'd also like to hear yours. Tweet us @ArkBusiness or email us In the South, there’s nothing quite like college football. The pageantry, the tradition, the school colors, the band, the rumble of “Wooo Pig Sooie!”Next season, we can add to the list the latest corruption wrought by the NIL era — raffles. The Arkansas Legislature is searching for agreement on how to allow the Razorbacks, the Red Wolves and the other colleges in the state to offer gambling raffles at sporting events.
A Tale of Two Franchises (Hunter Field Editor's Note)

2 months ago | arkansasbusiness.com | Hunter Field

THIS IS AN OPINIONWe'd also like to hear yours. Tweet us @ArkBusiness or email us I’ve always been fascinated by the franchise business model. Like anything, it comes with a host of benefits and drawbacks, but I’ve always struggled to see myself on either side of a partnership due to the amount of control that both parties to a franchise agreement must cede. Arkansas Business readers recently got a look at both sides of that coin.
Extra Credit (Hunter Field Editor's Note)

2 months ago | arkansasbusiness.com | Hunter Field

THIS IS AN OPINIONWe'd also like to hear yours. Tweet us @ArkBusiness or email us A recent financial trend hasn’t alarmed me yet, but it does have my attention. The Federal Reserve reported last month that Americans’ revolving credit card balances have crept to their highest levels in more than a decade. The percentage of consumers making minimum payments on those balances has also increased. Several national banks backed up the Fed’s report.
The Art of the Pivot (Hunter Field Editor's Note)

2 months ago | arkansasbusiness.com | Hunter Field

THIS IS AN OPINIONWe'd also like to hear yours. Tweet us @ArkBusiness or email us A college classmate of President Donald Trump appeared in this publication a few weeks ago with some thoughts on the impacts of a second Trump administration for businesses. “Whatever you say about the politics of Donald Trump, his management style is highly volatile and therefore risky.