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Month: April 2019
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Dallas Invents: 145 Patents Granted for Week of April 9
by Quincy Preston | Apr 17, 2019
Dallas-Fort Worth ranked No. 11 for patent activity out of 250 metros.
by Blair Welch |
Apr 16, 2019
Paper for Water—founded and led by 12- and 15-year-old sisters—has raised over $1.6 million to help bring the world clean water, all with the help of origami ornaments and installations.
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by Lauren Hawkins |
Apr 16, 2019
The Worthy Co. plans to open its first brick-and-mortar store this fall, selling apparel, jewelry, and candles created by the women it employs—female survivors of trafficking, prostitution, and addiction. One hundred percent of profits benefit local trafficking survivors.
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by Lance Murray |
Apr 16, 2019
You’ll also find news from Alacura Medical Transportation Management, Fort Worth Public Library Foundation, First Financial Bank, Match Group, U.S. Concrete, and Associa in this roundup of executive and leadership moves by companies and organizations in North Texas.
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Johnathan Brownlee
The Intersection of Corporate, Arts, and Entrepreneurship: Meet Johnathan Brownlee
by Capital One | Apr 15, 2019
As CEO & President of the Dallas Film Society and Executive Director of the Dallas International Film Festival, Johnathan Brownlee is bringing the community together and instilling a passion for the arts and film.
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sponsored by Capital One
by Lance Murray |
Apr 15, 2019
Publicis called Epsilon a unique technology and platforms company that has "unparalleled" data assets that the company has built over years.
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by Christopher Augustine |
Apr 15, 2019
North Texas startups have the opportunity to take place in an emerging industry, experts say. Here’s what founders need to know about finding funding and the future of esports.
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by Payton Potter |
Apr 12, 2019
Diversity is an integral part of growth, but Obama says it isn't always easy for minority groups. The solution, he said Thursday at the National Diversity Council's 15th Annual Diversity and Leadership Conference in Dallas, is: "I'm gonna prove you wrong. I'm going to outwork, out-hustle, out-imagine, out-innovate to achieve that goal."
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Froswa’ Booker-Drew, Clarisa Duran Lindenmeyer, Claudia Muniz, Ashley Brundage, Danielle Wesley, and Erin Offord are new board members of the Opportunity Rising Foundation.
Opportunity Rising Foundation Names 6 New Board Members
by Lance Murray | Apr 12, 2019
The foundation was founded by DHA, formerly the Dallas Housing Authority, to provide education-related programs and scholarships for DHA clients and residents.
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by Alex Edwards |
Apr 12, 2019
MoneyGram announced a strategic partnership that would allow the platform to streamline and simplify the complexities of managing and paying contract workers.
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by Lance Murray |
Apr 11, 2019
You’ll also find news about Caregiver Inc., FieldPulse, Labora Group, EMPOWER Series, Anonymous, ActivTrak, Graco, and Mizuni in this roundup of investment, merger, and acquisition activity involving North Texas companies.
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by Blair Welch |
Apr 11, 2019
The first FlintConf to hit Denton is aimed at helping young entrepreneurs succeed.
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Doug Peckover is the chief scientist for VaultChain Security, a Dallas firm that’s gaining prominence in the cybersecurity space. [Photo: Rebeca Posadas-Nava]
‘Math Will No Longer Protect Your Data’: VaultChain Wants to Make Data Impossible for Hackers to Reassemble
by Nicholas Sakelaris | Apr 11, 2019
Encryption that would normally take millions of years to crack could be done in seconds with a quantum computer, according to Doug Peckover. His solution is a “quantum-computer safe” technology that secures data.
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by Lance Murray |
Apr 10, 2019
TI's Rich Templeton says, “Innovation in this world is alive and well: It’s alive and well at TI, and it’s alive and well in North Texas,” as he works to promote STEM education.
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by Alex Edwards |
Apr 10, 2019
For the first time since 2012, Tyler Connect returned to Dallas-Fort Worth, gathering nearly 7,000 attendees to solve problems in communities through technology.
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by Dave Moore |
Apr 10, 2019
Walmart's manufacturing plant located in the Stemmons Corridor looks a bit like a 1950s-era school building, but a look inside the facility reveals 320 full-time associates and a variety of robotic machines producing tens of thousands of custom-crafted eyeglasses each week.
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