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The U.S. Chamber of Commerce’s “State of American Business Data Center 2025” reveals robust growth and innovation trends, highlighting resilience and digital transformation as key drivers for U.S. businesses heading into the future.
City Electric Supply unveils its new U.S. headquarters at 400 Record, marking a significant transformation. The revamped facility aims to boost operations and support growth, signaling a major investment in the business landscape.
A Mexican company announced it will cut 400 jobs and close its Carrollton and Garland sites in Texas. The move impacts employees and local operations, signaling a significant shift for the regional workforce.
The Myanmar Fellowship gathered in Dallas for a cultural and community event focused on connection and support, not business. The Baptist Press highlights this unique gathering fostering fellowship among Myanmar locals.
The Texas Attorney General’s antitrust probe is targeting the Dallas Stars and youth hockey organizations, examining potential unfair practices in youth leagues, raising concerns over competition and access in the sport.
The Telugu Times Business Excellence Awards 2024 celebrated in Dallas, TX, honored outstanding achievements in the Telugu business community. The event highlighted innovation, leadership, and community impact with great enthusiasm.
Three Dallas-Fort Worth counties rank among the 10 fastest-growing U.S. counties, highlighting the region’s surging population and economic appeal, according to The Business Journals. Growth fuels new business and housing development.
Dallas and Tanzania have jointly launched the first African trade office in the US, aiming to boost economic ties and promote investment opportunities. The initiative marks a significant step towards deeper Africa-US trade relations.
UT Southwestern has once again been named the region’s top hospital by U.S. News, reaffirming its leadership in healthcare excellence and patient care quality in the competitive Dallas-Fort Worth area.
Celebrity realtor reveals the top 5 US cities to buy homes now, citing market growth and affordability. Key picks include Austin, Nashville, and Tampa, offering strong investment potential for buyers.
A $40 million office park is underway, set to become the new U.S. headquarters for a leading supplement company. The development promises modern facilities and a boost to the local business landscape.
An equipment outage disrupted operations at Dallas airports, causing delays and cancellations for over 1,000 flights. Passengers faced significant travel disruptions as crews worked to restore systems.
Scott Powell, CEO of Santander Consumer in Dallas, is departing to join Wells Fargo, marking a significant leadership shift in the local financial sector. Details on his new role will be announced soon.
Toyota responds cautiously to President Trump’s proposed 25% tariff on imported vehicles, warning it could raise costs and disrupt supply chains, impacting both U.S. jobs and consumer prices.
Direct sales company Betterware de Mexico expands into the U.S., establishing its headquarters in Dallas. The move aims to tap into new markets and boost its North American presence.
U.S. News Real Estate has ranked the top real estate companies in Dallas, highlighting industry leaders known for exceptional service, market expertise, and strong client satisfaction. This guide assists buyers and sellers navigating Dallas’s dynamic market.
The latest Fortune 500 list highlights the top 15 U.S. cities by company revenue, showcasing economic powerhouses like New York, Houston, and Chicago leading with major corporate headquarters driving national growth.
Cushman & Wakefield reports robust growth in Dallas’ commercial real estate market, driven by strong demand for office and industrial spaces. The city remains a top investment hub in 2024.
The US Department of Labor and Nielsen Company US have reached an agreement to resolve allegations of race-based hiring discrimination in Dallas and San Antonio, ensuring fair employment practices moving forward.
Geoffrey the Giraffe is back! Toys ‘R’ Us has opened a new 13,000-square-foot store in Grapevine, Texas, marking a major comeback for the beloved toy retailer in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.