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Hesperaloe is a drought-tolerant succulent. [Photo: Adobe Stock]
Kimberly-Clark Looks Past Trees for Future Paper Products
by Kim Lyons | Aug 20, 2026
The company’s research scientists screened more than 70 fiber candidates in a quest for an alternative to wood. A drought-tolerant desert plant won.
by Sandra Engelland |
Jan 29, 2026
Kimberly-Clark Chairman and CEO Mike Hsu said the milestone "advances our efforts to create a preeminent global health and wellness leader that will raise the standard of care for billions of people around the world and generate significant value for shareholders."
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by Lance Murray |
May 6, 2025
Russ Torres will lead global operations and partner with CEO Mike Hsu to accelerate Kimberly-Clark’s transformation and Powering Care growth strategy, the company said.
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by Lance Murray |
May 6, 2024
Betterware said the decision to expand its "life-hack products" direct sales brand to the U.S. was a natural choice because of its proximity to Mexico, and an untapped customer base that already has some familiarity with the brand. It chose Dallas as the home for its U.S. headquarters because of the city’s superior distribution network and access to Texas’ "growing talent pool."
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Sow Good founders Ira Goldfarb (left) and Claudia Goldfarb. [Photos: Sow Good]
On a Mission to ‘Revolutionize and Disrupt the Candy Industry,’ Sow Good Taps Private Capital for Expansion
by Quincy Preston and Lance Murray | Sep 14, 2023
With Target and Cracker Barrel joining current retailers Hy-Vee, FYE, Big Lots, and Five Below, Irving-based Sow Good's freeze-dried candy sales continue to find sweet success. Next up: A new freeze-dried ice cream line is slated to launch in Q4 2023.
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by Alex Edwards |
Oct 22, 2020
The Frisco-based SaaS AI solutions provider helps retailers and consumer products companies improve supply chain, merchandising, pricing, and marketing. Its team now has executives from Accenture, Proctor & Gamble, Miller Coors, and more.
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by Amy Wolff Sorter |
Oct 2, 2017
An increasing number of companies are eyeing North Texas as a location to establish their large-scale manufacturing operations.
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