Love Field, DFW Airport halt flights because of severe weather

Dallas Business Journal 3/4 12:51A Sydney Asher

Storms rolled into the Metroplex early March 4, resulting in wind speeds over 80 miles per hour and hundreds of thousands of power outages.

New tariffs threaten Texas automakers, mayors say

Dallas Business Journal 3/4 12:45A Will Anderson

New tariffs on Mexico and Canada are causing concern in the Metroplex.

Lakefront luxury home heads to auction in Heath

Dallas Business Journal 3/4 12:30A Alexa Reed

The home in a small and wealthy enclave east of Dallas is going up for auction with an opening bid that's less than half of what it was listed at in 2024. Learn more about the property, including the eye-catching amenities like a seven-car...

Hundreds of thousands without power as severe storms roll through DFW

Dallas Business Journal 3/4 12:20A Rachel Behrndt

Oncor's outage map showed more than 2,200 outages left about 292,000 customers without power around 6 a.m.

Albertsons CEO Sankaran to retire after failed Kroger buyout

Dallas Business Journal 3/4 12:06A Will Anderson

He's stepping down as CEO of Albertsons a couple of months after its attempted merger with Kroger was blocked. Learn more about the transition in this story.

Texas A&M signs major college sports media rights deal

Dallas Business Journal 3/3 2:00A Austin Karp

Texas A&M has a new media rights partner as it seeks to capitalize on the university's vast alumni network. The deal will help the school pursue opportunities in NIL, naming rights/entitlements, premium hospitality, emerging categories and more.

Hillwood Urban to present plans for project next to Katy Trail

Dallas Business Journal 3/3 12:56A Noor Adatia

Get details on new projects by developer Hillwood Urban, BOKA Powell and PMB Capital Investments — and see where Home Depot plans its next store.

Easy Travel Looks

Tanya Foster 3/1 7:00P Tanya Foster

Happy Monday, Happy March! Spring break is just around the corner, so that means many of you need to start your packing lists. Whenever we take trips, I get so many questions in regards to what to...

The road to tax reform in a unified Republican government

Dallas Business Journal 2/28 6:00P Michael Wronsky

Though Republicans swept the 2024 elections, small margins in Congress and numerous differences within the party have made achieving their goal of extending and potentially creating new tax cuts a difficult task thus far. Despite the fact the...

Host your next corporate event at Taos Ski Valley

Dallas Business Journal 2/28 6:00P Taos Ski Valley

Collaboration is at the heart of every business’s success. In today’s fast-paced, tech-driven world, one thing is clear: in-person meetings matter more than ever. While digital communication offers many benefits, there’s an undeniable power in...

$14M expansion on tap for Craig Hall's Kaleidoscope Park

Dallas Business Journal 2/28 12:38A Aayush Gupta

Kaleidoscope Park at Craig Hall's sprawling 162-acre office campus in Frisco is poised for an expansion. The project is expected to cost $14 million.

Downtown Neiman Marcus store could stay open after land deal reached

Dallas Business Journal 2/26 7:11A Noor Adatia

Downtown Dallas' Neiman Marcus store could remain open after a deal was reached to donate a small slice of land under the building to the City of Dallas.

Stage set for new $1B waterpark resort in North Texas

Dallas Business Journal 2/26 6:25A Aayush Gupta

Allen city officials recently approved a lease agreement and an incentive package for a $1 billion waterpark resort, setting the stage for Kalahari Resorts & Conventions to splash down in North Texas.

Comerica to close 19 branches, including 5 in DFW

Dallas Business Journal 2/26 6:02A Holden Wilen

Comerica is continuing its cost-cutting after closing 26 branches in 2024. Learn more about which branches are closing, including those impacted in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex.

Apple to add Texas factory as part of $500B investment

Dallas Business Journal 2/26 4:44A Olivia Pulsinelli

Apple plans to invest more than $500 billion in the U.S. over the next four years. Learn how that will impact the Lone Star State in this story.