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Houston has surpassed Dallas in the latest ranking of best U.S. cities, according to The Business Journals. The shift highlights Houston’s growing economic and cultural appeal, edging out its Texas rival.
Chinese battery maker Hithium plans to invest $100 million to expand its Mesquite plant, boosting production capacity and supporting the growing demand for electric vehicle batteries in North America.
Four North Texas hotel restaurants have been named among the top 100 in the U.S., according to The Business Journals. This recognition highlights the region’s growing reputation for exceptional dining experiences in hospitality.
A Dallas energy company has filed a lawsuit that could financially cripple Greenpeace’s U.S. operations. The legal battle raises concerns over the future of the prominent environmental group’s activism in the country.
John Olajide of Axxess highlights key insights from the U.S.-Africa Business Summit in Dallas, May 6-9. The event showcased emerging trade opportunities and strengthened economic ties between the U.S. and Africa.
Batbox selects Dallas-Fort Worth for its first standalone U.S. venue, merging baseball, food, and drinks in a unique entertainment space. The new location aims to attract sports and food enthusiasts alike.
Vanguard has chosen Dallas-Fort Worth for its fifth U.S. office, marking a significant expansion for the investment giant. The new location aims to boost regional operations and tap into local talent.
A Dallas family’s move to Dubai reveals unexpected similarities between the two cities. Despite cultural differences, daily life, schooling, and amenities closely mirror those in the US, easing their transition abroad.
A leading financial services firm is relocating its Dallas office from the Comerica Bank Tower to a newly renovated building, aiming to enhance workspace and client engagement. The move highlights ongoing growth in the local market.
A bank formerly known as the smallest in the US is set to be acquired, marking a notable shift in the local banking landscape. The deal underscores ongoing consolidation trends in the industry. Details by The Business Journals.
Lerma Agency produced three high-profile ads for Super Bowl LVII. CEO teases fresh, impactful storytelling, promising memorable moments that blend innovation with brand appeal in the biggest advertising event of the year.
A recent study ranks Frisco and McKinney among the safest suburbs in the U.S., highlighting their low crime rates and strong community services. These Texas cities continue to attract residents seeking secure living environments.
Fast-growing companies earn spotlight in the latest Fast 50 rankings by The Business Journals. These industry leaders showcase impressive growth, innovation, and resilience in a competitive market.
Data Center USA announces expansion in Lancaster, Texas, boosting local economy with new tech jobs and enhanced infrastructure. The facility aims to support growing data demands in the region.
A new study ranks Dallas as the No. 4 best U.S. city for starting a business in 2024. Highlighted for its vibrant economy and strong entrepreneurial support, Dallas continues to attract innovators and startups.
Mazars USA expands its presence with a new office in Dallas, marking its entry into the Texas market. The move aims to strengthen client services and local partnerships in the region.
Fort Worth leads the nation in population growth, according to The Business Journals. Dallas ranks 24th, highlighting the rapid expansion of the North Texas metro area and its rising economic and residential appeal.
Santander Consumer USA has signed a lease renewal for 211,087 square feet in downtown Dallas, reinforcing its long-term commitment to the city’s growing office market. The deal was reported by REBusinessOnline.
Texas and the Dallas-Fort Worth area rank among the smallest average home lot sizes in the U.S., reflecting rising land costs and urban density. The trend highlights challenges for homebuyers seeking larger outdoor spaces.
The U.S. has imposed new export restrictions on Energy Transfer’s shipments to China, citing national security concerns. The move targets critical energy infrastructure amid rising geopolitical tensions.