The Day Trade Stood Still, or Did It?
Editor's Note: The following commentary by Melvin Torres, the director of Western Hemisphere Trade for the university-based World Trade Center Arkansas,…
WTCAR Receives $700,000 Grant To Aid Disaster Recovery & Resiliency Efforts In Arkansas
ROGERS -- The World Trade Center Arkansas has received a $700,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Commerce's Economic Development Administration to…
WTCAR, U.S. Commercial Service Join Forces For Caribbean Trade Mission
ROGERS -- The World Trade Center of Arkansas is joining forces the U.S. Commercial Service for a key trade mission…
Arkansas Companies Encouraged To Bid On Infrastructure Project In Mexico
SAN ANTONIO -- The North American Development Bank (NADB) is soliciting bids for an infrastructure project in northwest Mexico that's…
Bilateral Trade Opportunities Emerging Between NWA, Belarus After Delegation Visits WTCAR
ROGERS — Business leaders from Northwest Arkansas and Belarus say there are exciting opportunities for bilateral trade between the two…
WTCAR Working Closely With SBA To Aid Small Businesses, Ag Producers During COVID-19 Outbreak
ROGERS — The World Trade Center of Arkansas is working closely with the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) to promote…
WTC Arkansas Advisor Elected To Lead Arkansas Highway Commission
LITTLE ROCK -- Robert S. Moore, Jr., a former speaker of the Arkansas House of Representatives and current advisor to…
WTCAR Trade Director Speaks to ASU Students, Professors On Importance Of USMCA
JONESBORO — The North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) has been good for Arkansas’ economy, and its replacement could have…
A-State Agribusiness Conference Part Of Grassroots Trip Across Arkansas
JONESBORO -- Farmers producing dairy, poultry and wheat stand to gain under the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement, but they should watch…
WTCAR Sees Bright Future With EU After D.C. Reception
WASHINGTON, D.C. -- Despite an ongoing shakeup among European Union membership, the EU will continue to be a major player…