AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoRetail Deal: Green Trail Fuels acquired Littlefield Express’ 25 Arkansas and Oklahoma stores, expanding the Sinclair-backed venture into Arkansas; the Littlefield family will continue its wholesale fuel, hauling and propane businesses. Business Expansion: First Service Bank plans to open its first Northwest Arkansas branch in Springdale. Mill Closures and Investment: West Fraser will idle its Leola lumber mill amid weak housing demand, while Canfor plans a $96 million investment at its El Dorado hub expected to create 75 jobs. Vantive also plans to invest $100 million in its Mountain Home facility and add 175 jobs. Workforce: Arkansas reported 1,613 layoffs so far in 2026, up 160% from the same period last year. Consumer Protection: Arkansas joined the FTC and 19 states in suing Dollar General, alleging it charged customers more than advertised prices. Cybersecurity: Three former J.B. Hunt employees sued over a reported data breach that allegedly exposed thousands of workers’ personal information; the company says its systems remain operational.
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