As the health-care reform debate rages on, many Americans still have questions over how changes will affect them. Business owners, business leaders, entrepreneurs — everyone has a stake in this game.

Oil and water really don’t mix very well. At this point, the clean-up may take a generation. From this great adversity, tremendous opportunity appears.

The move is seen as perhaps embedding Stephens into the tech arena, although it has been involved with Inform since at least 2006, according to Arkansas Business.

APEI expects the contracts to help create at least 25 high-tech engineering jobs in Fayetteville. APEI is based out of the UA’s Arkansas Research & Technology Park.