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Oyo, the hotel chain headquartered in Dallas, has laid off the majority of its U.S. workforce. The move impacts hundreds of employees amid efforts to restructure the company’s operations, according to Dallas News.
A leading tech firm has announced its relocation of U.S. headquarters from California to North Texas, citing business growth and favorable economic conditions. The move is expected to boost the Dallas tech sector and create new jobs.
Santander Consumer invests in Dallas by supporting seven local foundations and community service initiatives in 2024. The move highlights the company’s commitment to strengthening community ties and promoting local development.
2nd STREET USA, Inc. expands in Texas with the opening of its 19th U.S. store in Dallas’ Deep Ellum on Dec. 3, 2022. The company will debut its 20th U.S. location in Frisco on Jan. 7, 2023.
Nearly 200 employees were laid off as two North Texas companies shut down facilities, marking a significant impact on the local workforce. The closures reflect ongoing challenges in the regional economy, officials say.
DFW Airport now offers nonstop flights to more U.S. destinations than any other airport, cementing its status as a major national hub and boosting connectivity across the country, officials announced Thursday.
Collin County city tops U.S. in population growth, with several neighboring towns also seeing significant increases. This rapid expansion highlights the region’s rising appeal and economic opportunities, according to WFAA.
A leading tech company has relocated its headquarters from Austin to a rapidly growing Texas region, seeking strategic growth opportunities amid the state’s booming tech ecosystem, reports Chron.
The future of the US economy is shifting South, driven by booming tech hubs, affordable living, and pro-business policies. Experts say this region is set to lead national growth in the coming decades.
Nvidia partner Wistron has acquired the Hillwood property, marking a significant step forward in its major AI initiative. The move underscores growing investment and expansion in the AI technology sector.
Texas, including the Dallas-Fort Worth area, ranks among the smallest average home lot sizes in the U.S., according to a new WFAA report, highlighting shifting trends in suburban land use and housing development.
Germany-based AI firm relocates its U.S. headquarters from San Francisco to North Texas, citing strategic growth opportunities. The move highlights Dallas as an emerging tech hub in the AI sector.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported steady job growth in the Dallas-Fort Worth area for May 2025, highlighting gains in tech and healthcare sectors amid a resilient local economy.
Dallas College, a leading community college in Dallas, Texas, offers diverse programs and affordable education to thousands of students. It serves as a vital hub for workforce training and academic advancement in the region.
Thermomix CEO Fredrik Lundqvist reveals key reasons behind the company’s strategic move to Dallas, highlighting growth opportunities and a strengthened U.S. market presence in an exclusive Business Journals interview.
Pret A Manger USA has teamed up with Dallas Holdings to launch a series of new Pret shops across Southern California, while also expanding its footprint in New York, aiming to boost the brand’s US market presence.
Texas city leads as top choice for business HQs, according to the Chron. Factors like economic growth, talent pool, and cost of living have driven companies to establish headquarters in this vibrant market.
Beverage brand Ryde announces relocation of its U.S. headquarters to Dallas, aiming to leverage the city’s growing business ecosystem. The move signals expansion plans and a strategic foothold in a vibrant market.
A new study reveals that major US cities are sinking due to ground subsidence, risking tilted buildings and damaged infrastructure. Experts warn urgent measures are needed to address this growing urban threat.
Stonelake has sold seven industrial buildings in El Paso for $124 million, reaffirming its status as a major market player. The deal highlights continued investor confidence in the region’s industrial real estate sector.





















