Six local entrepreneurs have joined 494 other "women at the top of their games" by making Inc.'s Female Founders 500 list. From a nonprofit helping battle-scarred veteran...
"The ETP market is growing at an unprecedented pace," said TXSE chairman and CEO James H. Lee. "The Texas Stock Exchange is committed to delivering the innovation, operat...
Measuring only 1.38mm, Texas Instruments' new MCU is about the size of a black pepper flake. But it could have a big impact in helping to create "shrinking products"—fr...
Designed to capture "the laid-back elegance of summer in the Hamptons" on Dallas' Main Street, The Hampton Social aims to immerse guests in a vacation-like escape with co...
More than 300,000 defense suppliers—from major contractors to small businesses—must meet new CMMC security standards or risk losing contracts; SMU's conference tackle...
UT Dallas researcher Dr. Walter Voit transformed Minecraft’s 170-million-player universe into an advanced virtual training ground—for students and for AI agents tested by DARPA. His team’s Polycraft World uses gameplay to turn classroom theory into real-world expertise, covering topics from synthetic organic chemistry to nuclear plants to semiconductor facilities.
Their new startup company, Pedegree Studios, has licensed the core technologies from the university to create a scalable digital pipeline for education and workforce development.
sponsored by The University of Texas at Dallas Institute for Innovation and Entrepreneurship
Mary Kay said that Tara Eustace will lead the global opportunity and sales organization with a core mission: to put the “Mary Kay Opportunity” at the center of all entrepreneurial business strategies.
The Dallas entrepreneur’s new novel, “Tachyon Tunnel 2,” launches readers into space—built on the same big thinking that’s fueled more than 15 ventures.
Aaron Trentacosta has held roles of increasing responsibility since joining Digital Matrix Systems in 2016, including VP of operations and most recently executive vice president.
Fossil said Randy Greben will oversee its global financial strategy, focusing on leading the organization's financial turnaround and business transformation.
Fort Worth-based Crescent said the moves reflect the company's commitment to fostering internal talent and positioning the firm for continued growth and success. The moves follow the announcement that Crescent Co-CEO Jason Anderson is retiring, leaving Conrad Suszynski as the Crescent's sole CEO.
Fortis said the investment will support accelerating its mission to become the global leader in payment technology and embedded commerce experiences for businesses.