To be located in Northlake within Hillwood's AllianceTexas development, 10X will be close to MP’s existing Independence rare earth magnet facility in Fort Worth. The ne...
Just months before North Texas becomes a global epicenter of FIFA World Cup fervor, the soccer-driven entertainment concept is launching its first U.S. venue in The Colon...
With roots in Tokyo’s post-WWII “jazz kissas,” Shyboy is inspired by other hi-fi listening bars around the world. The only venue in Dallas to feature custom-made lo...
Beginning today, "select riders" who have downloaded the Waymo app will receive an invitation to take their first local robotaxi rides in Dallas. Competitors include Uber...
The acquisition deepens Movate’s Salesforce capabilities while adding to its recent M&A activity focused on companies from India to Indiana.
AI is making it easier than ever to build digital experiences that look intelligent on the surface - personalized homepages, automated journeys, “smart” recommendations that seem to read your mind. But here’s the uncomfortable truth: the more automated commerce becomes, the more customers start craving something machines can’t replicate - clarity, trust, and the feeling that a real human designed the experience with their time and frustrations in mind. In the race to scale faster, many brands are accidentally stripping away the very thing that keeps people coming back, and that is exactly why the next era of eCommerce won’t be won by AI alone; it will be won by the teams who know how to engineer humanity into the system.
After the deal closes, Thoma Bravo will combine WWEX Group with its existing portfolio company Auctane, a leading global tech company offering intelligent shipping and fulfillment products such as ShipStation, Stamps.com, Metapack, and Packlink.
Over the next 12 weeks, each incubator member will work one-on-one with innovation designers from SMU MADI (Southern Methodist University's Master of Arts in Design & Innovation program) to research, refine, and test their social impact ideas in real-world environments.
"Welcome to the real bull market" shows how TXSE—the only national securities exchange built and headquartered in Texas—aims to challenge the New York-based listing duopoly by energizing competition in U.S. public markets.
The National Association of Manufacturers brought its 2026 State of Manufacturing Tour to NTT DATA’s Plano headquarters, where NAM CEO Jay Timmons and Manufacturing Institute President Carolyn Lee urged employers to lead the industry’s AI-era workforce shift.