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Oil and gas activity declined again due to rising costs and elevated uncertainty, the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas reported. The sector faces ongoing challenges, impacting production and investment outlooks.
The first US Ebola case has sparked concern, but health experts assure the risk of widespread outbreak remains low. Effective protocols and swift response measures are in place to contain the virus, minimizing panic.
Discover the top US cities for entrepreneurs in 2024. Business Because highlights hubs like Austin, San Francisco, and Boston, noted for vibrant ecosystems, funding opportunities, and innovation-driven communities.
Bridor executives have unveiled plans for a $410 million industrial bakery in Lancaster, aiming to boost production capacity and local employment. The facility marks a major investment in the region’s food manufacturing sector.
Paris Baguette has chosen a small city near Fort Worth for its first North American food plant, marking a major expansion for the bakery brand in the U.S. The facility aims to boost supply and meet growing demand.
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Fieldhouse USA announces the opening of a new sports facility at Grapevine Mills mall, set to enhance local sports and recreation opportunities. The facility aims to boost community engagement and support athletic development.
Goldman Sachs has unveiled its expansive Dallas office, designed to accommodate 5,000 employees. The state-of-the-art workspace marks a significant investment in the region, boosting local business and job growth.
The City of Dallas will host one of the U.S.’ largest seed capital competitions, aiming to boost small business ownership and foster local entrepreneurship. This initiative promises significant support for emerging startups.
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Gov. Greg Abbott has called for the release of a woman arrested for reopening her salon in defiance of Texas’ COVID-19 restrictions. The move highlights ongoing tensions over pandemic enforcement measures.
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.