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OneSource Virtual is relocating its U.S. headquarters and 1,300 employees to Cypress Waters, marking a significant expansion for the company. The move underscores Cypress Waters’ growing appeal as a business hub.
Daito Kentaku has launched its Texas resale business, debuting with seven homes in the Dallas area. The move marks the Japanese company’s expansion into the U.S. real estate market.
Indian tech company establishes its U.S. headquarters in Irving, Texas, planning a major hiring spree to boost operations. The move underscores growing global expansion and commitment to the American market.
Omnilife has announced plans to establish its US headquarters in Allen, Texas, marking a significant expansion for the company. The move underscores Allen’s growing appeal as a business hub.
Tax breaks for a planned $1 billion data center in Fort Worth have sparked local opposition. Critics argue the incentives could strain public resources without guaranteed long-term benefits.
Bimbo Bakeries moving their headquarters out of the Philadelphia area to Dallas, Texas – cbsnews.com
Bimbo Bakeries is relocating its headquarters from the Philadelphia area to Dallas, Texas. The move aims to streamline operations and tap into new growth opportunities, marking a significant shift for the company.
Elon Musk’s startup, The Boring Company, has chosen three U.S. cities for its next wave of underground tunnel projects, aiming to reduce traffic congestion and revolutionize urban transit systems. Details revealed by USA Today.
Dozens of Saks Off 5th and Neiman Marcus Last Call stores are set to close as the parent company navigates bankruptcy. The move aims to streamline operations and cut costs amid ongoing financial challenges.
The most entertaining business deal in Dallas Cowboys history was struck by Von Miller and Hunter Luepke. Their unique partnership has captivated fans, blending sportsmanship with savvy business acumen, reports A to Z Sports.
The owner of Trump Town USA shares insights on business strategies and community impact ahead of the Dallas Midterm Convention. The discussion highlights economic outlooks amid shifting political landscapes.
Indian ice cream chain Dumont Creamery opened its first U.S. store in Frisco, Texas, citing the city’s growing South Asian community and vibrant retail landscape as key factors in its expansion strategy.
T-Mobile has announced layoffs at its Irving facility as part of a broader company restructuring. The move aims to streamline operations and enhance competitiveness amid shifting market dynamics.
A historic tennis brand has returned to the U.S., choosing Dallas as its new home base. This revival marks a significant moment in American sports heritage, blending tradition with modern innovation. Read more on dallasnews.com.
Toys R Us has opened a new store at Dallas Fort Worth International Airport, offering travelers a nostalgic shopping experience. The location aims to serve families and visitors from Grapevine, Colleyville, and Southlake.
A Texas seafood wholesaler was fined $250,000 for falsely labeling the origin of salmon. Authorities say the company mislabeled imported salmon as U.S.-sourced, violating trade and labeling laws.
Commercial Baking, Inc. has unveiled new headquarters, positioning the company for long-term growth. The expanded facility aims to boost production capacity and support innovation in the baking industry.
AT&T announces a $250 billion investment over five years to enhance U.S. connectivity. The telecom giant aims to expand 5G networks and fiber infrastructure, boosting nationwide internet access and digital innovation.
A humanless big rig has completed its first freight run in the US, marking a significant milestone in autonomous trucking technology. The vehicle successfully navigated highways without onboard drivers, signaling advancing innovation in freight transport.
Rosewood Residences nears completion near Turtle Creek, marking a significant milestone in Dallas’ luxury real estate market. The upscale development promises upscale living with prime location and modern amenities.
Dallas City Hall has been named one of the most “irreplaceable” buildings in the U.S., according to WFAA. The iconic structure’s unique design and cultural significance highlight its lasting impact on the cityscape.























