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Knox among most expensive streets for office leasing in U.S. as companies flock to vibrant districts
See where Knox Street stacks up among the most sought-after streets for office leasing in the country. And check out how Pearl Street and Crescent Court are faring too. Some of the trends may not surprise you, but we're betting some of them will.
Exxon Mobil closes $59.5B acquisition of Pioneer Natural Resources
The massive deal closed one day after the Federal Trade Commission agreed to approve it with certain conditions.
Curious about how to use AI in your business? Leading DFW execs have some advice
AI is a revolutionary technology experts agree is not a passing fad. But in the buzzy and hype-susceptible world of artificial intelligence, the best advice can sometimes seem contradictory. Luckily, leaders from businesses such as American Airlines, 7-Eleven and other companies are here to help.
Deadline extended to recognize fast-growing DFW companies
The deadline to recognize rapidly growing companies in North Texas through Dallas Business Journal's Fast 50 Awards has been extended. Nominations are now due Friday, May 24 for the program previously known as Middle Market 50. To submit a company for consideration and learn more about the rules, go here. The contest is open to locally headquartered businesses that can show three years of growth and annual revenue of $10 million to $1 billion. Companies based in the counties of Collin, Cooke, Dallas,?
Filings point toward fresh cash for Cypress Growth Capital as well as former Goldman Sachs unit in DFW
A Dallas firm that does royalty-based investments raised more than $37 million for a fifth fund while a former unit of Goldman Sachs based in Irving recently raised almost $10 million, according to federal filings. Check out Form D Friday, our weekly roundup of securities paperwork.
$850M mixed-use development planned in Fort Worth's Cultural District
The development in Fort Worth's Cultural District could include 2 million square feet of residential, retail, office and hospitality space, spread across five tracts. Read on to get the latest on the project learn more about the big names behind it.
Meet the first batch of the 2024 class of 40 Under 40 honorees
Get a first look at some of the amazing and inspiring Dallas-Fort Worth professionals in this year's 40 Under 40 class.
Exxon's $59.5B acquisition of Pioneer wins FTC approval, with major conditions
Almost five months after the Federal Trade Commission opened an antitrust investigation into Spring-based Exxon Mobil Corp.?s (NYSE: XOM) $59.5 billion acquisition of Pioneer Natural Resources Co. (NYSE: PXD), the agency has agreed to allow the merger to go ahead ? with a few major conditions. The deal is now expected to close imminently.
Atlanta firm takes wraps off first southern Dallas County industrial project
Stonemont Financial Group has more than 2 million square feet of development in the Dallas-Fort Worth metro. Read about its latest project ? and first in southern Dallas County.
California firm Allworth Financial expanding in DFW, weighing HQ move to Texas
Allworth Financial, a wealth management firm based near Sacramento, is expanding at Two Addison Circle. Co-founder and Vice Chair Scott Hanson said the company considers Dallas a key hub and may move to Texas. Read on to learn more about potential move.