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Relocation + Expansion in Dallas-Fort Worth
Company moves and expansions you need to know. Plus: openings, regional firsts, and newcomers making business news across Dallas-Fort Worth.
Kendra Scott has opened a Western-themed Yellow Rose retail store in Dallas' West Village. [Photo: Douglas Friedman]
Western-Themed Yellow Rose by Kendra Scott Store To Open in Dallas in 2025
by Lance Murray | Nov 19, 2024
Yellow Rose by Kendra Scott, whose flagship retail location opened in Austin on Nov. 15, reimagines Western style with new product categories including hats, footwear, home goods, and apparel.
by David Seeley and Lance Murray |
Nov 19, 2024
Landsea Homes relocated its headquarters from Newport Beach, California, to Dallas’ Uptown neighborhood in 2023. Now it's setting up an HQ for its DFW division in an Irving office tower—demonstrating its "strong commitment to this important market."
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by Lance Murray |
Nov 14, 2024
The expansion is aimed at advancing the health innovation incubator's mission of supporting transformative healthcare startups and connecting them with the resources needed for success. Since 2013, 118 healthcare-focused companies have collectively secured over $350 million in follow-up funding after participating in its accelerator, Health Wildcatters said.
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by Lance Murray |
Nov 14, 2024
Gray said its investment in a global economic and cultural hub such as Dallas marks a strategic milestone for the company and reinforces its position as a global services provider.
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Insight's new solutions integration center in Fort Worth. [Photos: Business Wire]
With Robots and Advanced Logistics, Arizona’s Insight Opens Solutions Integration Center in Fort Worth
by Lance Murray | Nov 7, 2024
Insight Enterprises called its new facility "a paragon of modern warehouse operations." With AI-driven capabilities like autonomous mobile robotics and advanced logistics, it can achieve 10 times the shipping velocity of traditional IT fulfillment centers, the company said.
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by Lance Murray |
Nov 5, 2024
FST Logistics said its nearly 400K-SF new warehouse in Fort Worth will significantly increase its total storage capacity and enable the company to provide faster, more efficient supply chain solutions to its growing customer base in the southern U.S. region.
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by David Seeley and Lance Murray |
Oct 30, 2024
With a reported $1 billion-plus in annual revenue, Diversified's client list includes Microsoft, Fox Sports, Lululemon, and some 70 Fortune 100 companies. Its projects vary from creating the Southern Hemisphere's largest LED video wall to designing AV and broadcast systems for the new production facility at Texas A&M's Kyle Field.
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by Lance Murray |
Oct 23, 2024
Founded in 2010, global digital skills provider Simplilearn is now based in Plano and Bangalore, India. Its HQ move to North Texas "positions us to better empower professionals with the skills needed to excel in a digital-first world," says Founder and CEO Krishna Kumar.
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Inside GoVerden's new U.S. headquarters in Plano. [Photo: GoVerden]
Mexico Avocado Supplier and Guacamole Maker Opens New U.S. HQ in North Texas
by Lance Murray | Oct 21, 2024
GoVerden—which is owned by three of the largest avocado growers in Michoacán, Mexico—said the opening of its new U.S. headquarters in Plano is a direct response to its double-digit growth over the past three years and the increasing demand for its products.
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by Lance Murray |
Oct 16, 2024
The growing company, previously headquartered in Allen, said the move is part of a larger strategy to tap into the area's tech talent pool.
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by David Seeley |
Oct 11, 2024
“Today we are celebrating 75 years of impact,” JFS CEO Cathy Barker said at the groundbreaking of The Karla and Larry Steinberg Building, the nonprofit's new Addison home. The much larger new home will enable JFS to expand its services—including primary medical care, individual counseling and group support, career and financial coaching, a food pantry, and more.
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by David Seeley |
Oct 11, 2024
Parcel sortation handling equipment may not sound sexy, but it keeps economies soaring by making supply chains hum worldwide. At Körber Business Area Supply Chain's new Innovation Center near DFW Airport, the cutting-edge systems on display are just part of "the first facility of its kind in North America" for the company—marking yet another local expansion.
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Cyclists have trails to discover all over Dallas-Fort Worth, including the 9.3 mile trail around White Rock Lake, above. Soon, the 66-mile DFW Discovery Trail and 50-mile The Loop will add even more connections to bring riders and communities together. [ Phillip Littrell/UNSPLASH]
On a Roll: DFW Discovery Trail
by Quincy Preston | Oct 1, 2024
Whether you bike, hike, jog, or stroll, you’ll soon be able to crisscross
Dallas-Fort Worth in one long ribbon of connected city trails.
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by David Seeley |
Sep 27, 2024
Trendy new bar-restaurants seem to pop up every week in Dallas. But many fans prefer something cozy, tried, and true, like The Old Monk pub at 2847 Henderson Avenue. Fastidiously un-trendied since its opening 26 years ago, the pub has drawn crowds of happily laid-back patrons since McKinney, an Irish-American from Dublin, first opened it.
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by David Seeley |
Sep 25, 2024
The $158 million Edith and Peter O’Donnell Jr. Athenaeum at UT Dallas in Richardson has begun to take living shape with today's opening of the Crow Museum of Asian Art's second location and Tuesday's groundbreaking for a new 680-seat performance hall and music building. The project's goal: transforming UT Dallas into a cultural destination for North Texas.
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by Lance Murray |
Sep 23, 2024
The 129-year-old company said the launch of its new standalone entity is the result of Kinley's desire to address "smaller, yet critical, service requests" from new and legacy clients. The news follows last week's announcement of Kinley opening five new regional offices across the U.S.
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