The two organizations will unify business functions under the AT&T PAC umbrella while each keeps its own artistic identity and leadership, with combined operations expect...
The Las Colinas campus generates about 5% more electricity each year than it uses, and Corgan is now in contention for CoreNet Global’s top innovation honor.
After seven years in Houston, the Pepsi National Battle of the Bands showcase is relocating to Arlington’s AT&T Stadium. Organizers say the move reflects the region’s...
The arts and crafts retailer’s new online frame builder lets shoppers preview custom pieces on their own walls before ordering.
Built by venture studio Nexrage Studios, the free app turns Dallas-Fort Worth into a Pokémon Go-style hunt, sending fans to local restaurants, shops, and attractions to ...
Global CTO Pete Emminger, the fifth senior executive Diversified has hired in 10 months, told Dallas Innovates the Plano-based audiovisual and broadcast integrator plans to invest additional resources in North Texas as broadcast-grade engineering requirements move into corporate offices, stores and stadiums.
The two organizations will unify business functions under the AT&T PAC umbrella while each keeps its own artistic identity and leadership, with combined operations expected in early 2027.
After seven years in Houston, the Pepsi National Battle of the Bands showcase is relocating to Arlington’s AT&T Stadium. Organizers say the move reflects the region’s growing pull for cultural and sports programming and a chance to put HBCU marching bands’ artistry, scholarship funding and decades of tradition in front of the region’s business and alumni networks.
As the publication marks its 10th anniversary, the Dallas Regional Chamber is expanding its role in Dallas Innovates, and Lawley Head Media assumes leadership of newsroom and editorial operations.
Teladoc co-founder Michael Gorton wants people to be able to watch their favorite book. His latest startup turns novels into cinematic, episodic video—a "fourth book format" after print, ebook, and audiobook. It begins streaming its first title July 14, backed by a $2 million raise and an Emmy-winning "Band of Brothers" producer who's relocating to Dallas.