Under the deal, rare earth magnets will be developed from 100% recycled materials at MP's flagship manufacturing plant in Hillwood's AllianceTexas development. Magnet shi...
The hands-on adventure park debuted in a Houston suburb and gained national franchise buzz on “Shark Tank.” Its Grapevine Mills location—opening in early 2026—wi...
Backed by SYN Ventures and five years of development, the Dallas-based cybersecurity company is led by threat intelligence pioneer John Watters. iCOUNTER aims to help org...
Led by Modern Message founder John Hinckley, Billee aims to eliminate one of property management’s biggest pain points. With backing from RET Ventures, the startup say...
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...
From oil spill experiments to AI-powered avatars, GEMS Camp gives girls hands-on experiences that build skills and a path to STEM. The camp, founded by a former teacher, has reached more than 1,300 participants—and 85% have pursued science, technology, engineering, or math in college.
Dallas-based Cresta Fund Management said its second investment in Lapis reflects its continued conviction in the company's leadership and strategy to develop bespoke carbon capture solutions for high-intensity emission sources.
The two nonprofits have shared missions, complementary programs, and decades of compassionate service between them. Their merger—with each brand continuing under its respective name—"reflects a bold, community-first vision and an unwavering commitment to the people and families they serve," the nonprofits said.
The academic medical center formerly known as UNTHSC is embracing a new identity that ties it more closely to the University of North Texas System—and to the community it serves. With nearly $100M in funded research and a tech-forward focus, UNT Health Fort Worth will continue to champion innovation in healthcare.
The NBA legend invested in BeatBox after reflecting on a call from Cuban, as he told People in a recent interview. Just weeks earlier, Shaq told WFAA he’s “75% gonna move [to Dallas] full time.”