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Frisco-based PGA of America taps new CEO
PGA of America has selected a club professional as the successor to former CEO Seth Waugh. Read more in this story about the man selected to lead the Frisco-based organization with more than 31,000 members.
Richardson Chamber of Commerce taps new CEO
The leader of the Kyle Chamber of Commerce, located in a fast-growing city south of Austin, will soon take over the Richardson Chamber of Commerce in the Dallas area.
Dallas Morning News parent to sell Plano printing plant for $43M
The parent company of the Dallas Morning News has found a buyer for its Plano printing plant. Click through for the latest.
Texas Instruments secures $1.6B in federal funding for new semiconductor fabs, including in Sherman
Texas Instruments has been awarded up to $1.6 billion in funding to support the construction of three new semiconductor fabrication plants, including two under construction in Sherman north of Dallas.
How LIVT’s regional focus makes private aviation more accessible
Justin Smith is president and founding partner of LIVT, an exclusive private aviation membership company whose name embodies its mission: lifestyle, innovation, vision, and time. In business for over nine years, LIVT offers a unique service that distinguishes itself by focusing on regional private aviation for business and leisure travelers — a sharp contrast to the one-size-fits-all approach many in the industry have adopted. LIVT has carved a niche in a competitive market, setting new standards…
These incentives helped Bell pick Fort Worth for $632M factory
Months of waiting came to an end this week when Bell Textron Inc. announced Dec. 17 a new factory in Fort Worth that could total up to $632 million in investment. But work has been going on behind the scenes nearly all year as city, county, school district and state officials courted the aerospace and defense company. Learn more about the incentives deals that helped convince Bell to pick this site and find out what comes next.
A year into recapitalization efforts, Learfield focuses on continuing positive growth
After going door-to-door last year to restructure deals with athletic directors and a major financial reorganization in September 2023, Learfield CEO and President Cole Gahagan has his company growing and expanding despite some lingering questions about the future. Get an inside look at a powerful force in college sports that's based in North Texas.
