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Dallas-based Thermomix USA has appointed a former Alkegen executive as its new CEO. The leadership change signals strategic growth plans for the innovative kitchen appliance company.
Probat is consolidating its U.S. operations in Dallas, aiming to streamline production and enhance service efficiency. The move marks a strategic shift to bolster its presence in the competitive coffee roasting industry.
French company Bolloré expands its US headquarters in Fort Worth, boosting operations and creating jobs. The move underscores growing international investment in the region’s business landscape.
Samsung is relocating its U.S. headquarters from New Jersey to Plano, Texas, marking a strategic move to the Dallas-Fort Worth area. The shift aims to strengthen the company’s footprint in a growing tech hub.
A surge in data center construction is transforming Dallas-Fort Worth into a national hub for tech infrastructure, attracting major investments and boosting the region’s standing in the digital economy.
Lotte Global has launched its first automated warehouse in Denton, marking a significant expansion into the US market. The facility aims to enhance distribution efficiency and support growing demand.
BBU has officially relocated its headquarters to Dallas, aiming to strengthen its presence in the baking industry. The move is expected to enhance operational efficiency and drive growth in the competitive market.
With uncertainty looming over the H-1B visa fee, many U.S. businesses face challenges in planning their hiring strategies. Companies await clear guidance on costs before moving forward with applications.
MP Materials has filed a lawsuit in Texas Business Court accusing a competitor of misappropriating trade secrets. The case highlights ongoing tensions in the rare earth materials industry.
Olimpia Splendid USA brings advanced healing and cooling systems to Lewisville, enhancing indoor comfort for residents. The company’s innovative solutions serve the Dallas-Fort Worth community with energy-efficient climate control.
The NFL sent a clear message to the Dallas Cowboys about its 2025 roster decisions, signaling potential shifts in league policies and team management strategies. This stance will influence how the Cowboys operate moving forward.
Dallas-Fort Worth retailers adapting to curbside service are urged to share their status with Community Impact. This initiative helps shoppers find local businesses still open and offering convenient, contactless options.
The Business Journals has announced the 2026 Women in Business winners, celebrating outstanding female leaders driving innovation and growth across industries. The awards highlight their impact and leadership excellence.
Isaac Olowogbade, founder of Oasis Music USA, shares insights on blending creativity with entrepreneurship. In Voyage Dallas, he explores the intersection of life and business, inspiring a new generation of innovators.
A company that posted a discriminatory “whites only” job ad has reached a settlement with the federal government, highlighting ongoing efforts to combat workplace discrimination and uphold equal employment laws.
A humanless big rig has completed its first freight run in the US, marking a milestone in autonomous trucking. The driverless truck traveled hundreds of miles, signaling potential shifts in logistics and transportation.
Dallas-born diplomat shares insights on fostering US-Czech relations in his latest visit to Prague. His journey highlights the importance of cultural understanding and collaboration in global diplomacy.
A Texas developer secured a $2 billion loan to build Oracle data centers in suburban areas, marking a major investment in cloud infrastructure outside urban tech hubs, Business Insider reports.
Samsung is relocating its U.S. headquarters to Plano, Texas, aiming to boost innovation and expand its presence in the region. The move is expected to bring significant economic impact to North Texas.
Another company has announced its relocation to the Dallas-Fort Worth area, boosting the region’s economic growth. This move reflects DFW’s rising appeal as a business hub, continuing a trend of out-of-state firms settling locally.