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North Texas is set to benefit from a “stunning” portion of Apple’s $600 billion US investment, experts say. The tech giant’s expansion promises significant economic growth and job creation in the region.
A recent report ranks Dallas and Plano among the top U.S. cities attracting foreign business investment, highlighting their strong economies, skilled workforces, and strategic locations as key factors driving growth.
CORRECTING and REPLACING CAPTIONS: Taiwan Expo USA 2025 debuts in Dallas, highlighting innovation, investment, and strengthening bilateral ties between Taiwan and the U.S., showcasing cutting-edge technology and collaboration.
A new soccer entertainment concept, dubbed the “Topgolf of soccer,” has chosen Dallas for its U.S. headquarters. The innovative venue aims to blend sports, technology, and socializing, expanding the soccer experience nationwide.
The Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders are set to tour Texas with live shows and auditions. Fans can catch dynamic performances and aspiring dancers will have the chance to try out for the iconic squad.
Six Dallas-Fort Worth cities rank among the best U.S. places to start a business, according to CultureMap Dallas. The region’s strong economy and supportive infrastructure continue to attract entrepreneurs nationwide.
Taiwan Expo USA 2025 concluded in Dallas, showcasing cutting-edge innovation, vibrant culture, and strengthening the U.S.–Taiwan partnership. The event highlighted collaboration across tech, trade, and community ties.
Spain and the US launch the Iberia RedEye flight from Madrid to Dallas-Fort Worth, revolutionizing business travel with early morning arrivals. This new route promises enhanced convenience and productivity for transatlantic travelers.
A local partnership has unveiled plans to build the tallest office tower in Uptown, aiming to boost the area’s commercial landscape. The development promises to redefine the skyline and attract new business opportunities.
Taiwan Expo USA 2025 concluded in Dallas, showcasing cutting-edge innovation, rich cultural exchanges, and strengthening the U.S.–Taiwan partnership. The event highlighted collaborative opportunities and economic ties.
AI chatbot firm Cognigy has moved its U.S. headquarters from San Francisco to Dallas, citing better cost efficiency, access to talent, and a central location as key factors in the strategic relocation.
Cathay Pacific launches nonstop flights from Hong Kong to Dallas, marking a new direct link between Asia and Texas. The route enhances business travel opportunities and strengthens economic ties.
A manufacturer has announced plans to open a new plant in Denton, creating 200 jobs. The facility aims to boost local employment and support regional economic growth, with operations expected to begin next year.
Taiwan Expo USA 2025 concluded in Dallas, spotlighting innovation, culture, and strengthening U.S.–Taiwan ties. The event showcased cutting-edge technology and fostered business partnerships, marking a milestone in bilateral collaboration.
Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban has dismissed owning US esports teams as an “awful business,” citing financial losses and limited growth, challenging the sector’s appeal despite its rising popularity.
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Dallas ranked as the fourth most popular U.S. business travel destination in Q3, according to Dallas Express. The city’s thriving economy and improved travel facilities continue to attract corporate visitors nationwide.
Hyatt has officially opened the Thompson Hotel Dallas, marking a new upscale destination for business travelers. The hotel features modern amenities and prime downtown location, catering to the needs of corporate guests.
Ryan files lawsuit against USA Today, aiming to set the record straight over alleged false reporting. The legal action marks a significant move in the ongoing dispute between the two parties.
Dallas leads major U.S. cities in office return rates as workers embrace in-person collaboration, according to WFAA. The city’s strong rebound signals a shifting pandemic landscape and renewed business confidence.