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West Memphis plans industrial park to capitalize on rail merger | Arkansas Democrat Gazette (opens the original)
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West Memphis officials are drawing up plans for a 1,000-acre industrial rail yard designed as a regional economic driver and to capitalize on a possible U.S. rail merger. Economic Development Director Ward Wimbish said the rail yard project is in the planning stages and that the timing matches a proposed merger between the Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern railroads. "It is going to see Memphis as the place to be, once the merger goes through," he said. "We see a lot of opportunity, not only fo
Tyson Foods cuts 2026 revenue guidance over beef pressures | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette (opens the original)
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Tyson Foods Inc. on Thursday lowered its revenue growth guidance for 2026 as it faces significant margin pressure from a volatile cattle industry. The Springdale-based company revised its revenue growth to between 1.5% and 2.0% for 2026, down from between 2.5% and 3.5% when the company reported its third-quarter earnings in August. In a news release, Donnie King, outgoing president and chief executive officer, said beef pressures that have intensified have required decisive action. Tyson Foods s
John Steuri, philanthropist and former technology executive, dies at 87 | Arkansas Democrat Gazette (opens the original)
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John Eldon Steuri, a retired technology executive, business leader and philanthropist, died at 87 on Sunday. Ben Combs, a longtime friend who worked with Steuri as a marketing and advertising counselor, said Steuri was warm, friendly, outgoing and hardworking, making him a natural-born leader of people. "He would never ask people to do things he wouldn't do himself," he said. "He never acted like he was above you or a big powerful CEO – so people loved working for him." Steuri was born on May 6,
Two Arkansans named to St. Louis Fed industry councils | Arkansas Democrat Gazette (opens the original)
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Two Arkansans were named Monday as members of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis' industry councils. The bank named Curtis Barnett, president and chief executive officer of Arkansas Blue Cross Blue Shield, to the healthcare industry council. Suzanne Peyton, executive director of the Clinton National Airport, was named to the transportation industry council. The St. Louis Fed's industry councils, with input from appointed members, help ensure the bank can better represent local economies in mo
Tyson Foods beef plant closures ‘devastating’ for communities | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette (opens the original)
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Tyson Foods' closure of two beef processing facilities, and exploration of selling a third, will cause significant challenges and uncertainty in the affected communities, according to beef organizations and local elected officials. The closures, in Joslin, Ill., and Eagle Mountain, Utah, announced Thursday, come as the company's beef segment deals with heavy losses and looks to optimize its network. Tyson Foods said its decision comes as a way to make strategic changes to its beef segment, and p
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