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Washington-based Metrolla, one of five finalists in the 2024 Capital One Accelerator Program's Pitch Competition, combines IoT technology with computer vision to improve traffic and work zone safety.
Seeing the Invisible: Metrolla’s AI Vision for Safer Roads
by Capital One | Sep 10, 2024
Washington-based Metrolla, one of five finalists in the 2024 Capital One Accelerator Program's Pitch Competition, combines IoT technology with computer vision to improve traffic and work zone safety.
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Sep 10, 2024
New York-based Natrion, one of five finalists in the 2024 Capital One Accelerator Program’s Pitch Event, is charging ahead with groundbreaking technology and securing pivotal Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) contracts with the U.S. Air Force, setting the stage to redefine the future of electric vehicles and energy storage.
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Sep 10, 2024
Minnesota-based Raise a Hood, one of five finalists in the 2024 Capital One Accelerator Program’s Pitch Competition, aims to disrupt the automotive service industry to make car repairs easier, more transparent, and less expensive.
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Sep 10, 2024
Detroit- and England-based Staxel, one of 10 participants in the mobility-focused Capital One Accelerator, offers logistics robots-as-a-service solutions boosted by AI.
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The Panneks collaborated on the cow sculpture's flourishes at Blowouts & Company in Deep Ellum [Photo: Andrew Sherman]
The Last Word: Preston Pannek on Deep Ellum’s Artful New Blowout Bar
by David Seeley | Aug 2, 2024
Women who get blowouts often close their eyes while their 'dos gets done. But when Blowouts & Company opens in Dallas' Deep Ellum next week, they may want to keep one eye open—and their phone camera ready to snap.
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by David Seeley |
Jun 28, 2024
We recently told you about Redy, a new home-sales marketplace that rewards home sellers with a "cash bonus" for selecting an agent who best aligns with their sale goals. "Million Dollar Listing" star Altman is a co-founder of the service, which is launching in Dallas and four other U.S. markets.
One reason he may be launching the new business? It's hard out there for reality TV celebrities selling pricy mansions these days. The Wall Street Journal explained it all in a recent article called "Reality TV's New Star: The Mansion Nobody Is Buying."
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by Quincy Preston |
Jun 13, 2024
With assets exceeding $6 billion and a history dating back to 1875, American National Bank of Texas will open its new Southern Dallas County location this fall. The office will house ANBTX’s Emerging Markets team and serve as a hub for community engagement and educational programs.
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by David Seeley |
Jun 7, 2024
The Prosper Police Department recently posted a photo of its $689,000 mine-resistant armored vehicle parked outside town hall for the city's annual Chrome and Coffee car show. That caused some buzz in the comments, the Dallas Observer reported, with some wondering why a small (but growing) city would need such a massive, militarized vehicle. The department responded with our Last Word today and noted that the high-tech vehicle was obtained at no cost to Prosper through the Federal 1033 program.
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Massachusetts’ Communication Technology Services Opens Office in Carrollton
by David Seeley | Apr 26, 2024
The new office will serve as a CTS hub for the region, complementing an existing office near Houston and providing custom, carrier-grade connectivity solutions for companies, mobile network operators, and campuses.
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by Lance Murray |
Apr 9, 2024
Led by Welker Properties CEO Andrew Welker, Prophet Homes aims to "revolutionize" the real estate industry by connecting investors and sellers via an "innovative marketplace." The new company is gearing up to hire between 300 to 400 agents and employees.
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by Dallas Innovates | Staff Report |
Mar 1, 2024
The DEC Network’s State of Entrepreneurship
Hosted by The DEC Network and presented by Bank of America
Vouv Meeting & Event Space, 4445 Sigma Rd., Dallas
6 to 8:30 p.m.
The State of Entrepreneurship presented by Bank of America has become a tradition for celebrating the people, places, and passions that keep the North Texas startup ecosystem thriving....
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by David Seeley |
Jan 26, 2024
ASSA ABLOY Global Solutions is a leading global manufacturer of mechanical and digital locks, security doors, automated entrances, and access control systems for everything from hotels to cruise ships. It's relocating its North American HQ from Richardson to Plano's Research/Technology Crossroads, an 800-acre industrial park.
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Mister Charles is a new restaurant from Duro Hospitality located in the former Highland Park Pharmacy in Dallas' Knox Street District. [Photo by Douglas Friedman]
The Last Word: Duro Hospitality’s Chas Martin on Dallas as a Food & Beverage Destination
by David Seeley | Oct 4, 2023
Duro Hospitality recently opened Mister Charles (above) in the former home of the historic Highland Park Soda Fountain in Dallas' Knox Street District. He spoke with Forbes' Benjamin Liong Setiawan about why Dallas has become an emerging food & beverage destination.
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by Quincy Preston |
Sep 14, 2023
The North Texas bioscience organization, a driving force for growth in the regional ecosystem, will convene leaders at its flagship conference to catalyze industry opportunities, spotlight emerging companies, and make connections.
See who made this year's Rising Stars list—and how you can attend the summit.
See who made this year's Rising Stars list—and how you can attend the summit.
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by Quincy Preston |
Aug 11, 2023
North Texas-based 7-Eleven's marketing trailblazers are driving into Fortnite with a pioneering digital car meetup. Gamers and car aficionados can gear up for an "ultimate scavenger hunt" to unlock access to a secret island and discover exclusive 7-Eleven branded cars. And the prizes? Absolutely "epic."
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by Lance Murray |
Aug 1, 2023
The firm said that Matt Rader will lead and drive continued growth in BBG's cost-segregation services.
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