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The hand of AT&T's Golden Boy grips a bolt of lightning— a century-old symbol of technological power. The 24-foot bronze statue, originally cast in the early 1900s, now stands outside AT&T's Dallas headquarters. It's a fitting image as AT&T ranks as the highest DFW company on the Fortune Most Innovative Companies 2025 list, continuing a legacy of invention that started with the telephone and now stretches into 5G, Al, and beyond. [Source image: Tyger Ligon/Unsplash]
11 North Texas Companies Make Fortune’s 2025 ‘Most Innovative’ List
by David Seeley | Mar 27, 2025
The 11 North Texas companies who helped define "what innovation looks like in 2025" were led by AT&T at No. 37, followed among the top 100 by Texas Instruments, Charles Schwab, and McKesson.
by Lance Murray |
Jan 14, 2025
Dallas-based CBRE had previously invested in Industrious—a flexible workspace provider with more than 200 units across over 65 cities—through a roughly 40% equity interest and a $100 million convertible note. CBRE said it will acquire the remaining equity stake in Industrious for around $400 million.
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by Dallas Innovates | Staff Report |
Jul 12, 2024
As CEO of Zalora, Gunjan Soni helms the leading fashion e-commerce platform in Southeast Asia. Her appointment to CBRE's board aligns with the growing importance of technological expertise in the commercial real estate sector.
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by Quincy Preston |
Apr 3, 2024
This year, Fortune's second annual ranking of America's Most Innovative Companies honors 200 businesses that are "transforming industries from the inside out." Check out the innovative North Texas companies that made the list—along with others across the Lone Star State.
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Four North Texas Companies Named to Forbes’ Inaugural ‘Net Zero Leaders’ List
by David Seeley | Jun 1, 2023
Dallas-based AT&T is the highest-ranking North Texas company on the list, placing No. 12 out of the 100 honorees. It's followed by three other Dallas-headquartered companies: Texas Instruments at No. 13; Comerica at No. 20; and CBRE Group at No. 65.
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by Lance Murray |
Apr 28, 2023
Croft Young, a senior investment banker, will join Dallas-based CBRE Group as chief investment officer in July, the company announced.
The real estate services and investment company said that its global Corporate Development and Strategy teams will report to Young....
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by David Seeley |
Mar 6, 2023
Commercial real estate giant CBRE Group—which moved its headquarters from California to Uptown Dallas in 2020—plans to move its HQ just a couple blocks away to the Park District complex, where it will have striking views of Klyde Warren Park below and the downtown Dallas skyline just to the south.
That's according to a report by Steve Brown in the Dallas Morning News, who says CBRE will be leasing two and a half floors of office space totaling 67,000 square feet that were originally snapped up by its coworking business, Hana, in 2019.
That's according to a report by Steve Brown in the Dallas Morning News, who says CBRE will be leasing two and a half floors of office space totaling 67,000 square feet that were originally snapped up by its coworking business, Hana, in 2019.
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by Lance Murray |
Feb 24, 2023
Former Microsoft executive Robert Bernard has joined Dallas-based real estate services giant CBRE Group as chief sustainability officer and senior vice president of client sustainability solutions, bringing with him more than two decades of environmental sustainability experience....
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Industrious' Dallas Arts District coworking location. [Photo: Industrious]
Dallas Real Estate Giant Sees Opportunity in Flex Space With New $100M Investment
by Kevin Cummings | May 18, 2022
Dallas-based CBRE has invested another $100 million in New York-based Industrious, the flexible office and suites company. The funding brings CBRE's total investment in the company to around $330 million.
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