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Hardware Startups Get NEX Level CoWorking Space
by Nealie Sanchez | Nov 1, 2016
Currently, the Deep Ellum space has approximately 15 startup tenants working on things from car seats to wearables.
by Nealie Sanchez |
Oct 18, 2016
The largest coworking space in Dallas opened Monday.
Appropriately named Spaces Dallas, it is in Uptown at 1919 McKinney Ave., and has 67,000 square feet over two-and-a-half floors. ...
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by Heather Noel |
Sep 2, 2016
North Texas is getting another coworking space. New York-based WeWork has rented two floors in the new 1920 McKinney office tower in the Uptown area of Dallas.
The Dallas Morning News reports that WeWork won’t confirm the new location, although building permits from Buildzoom.com show the transaction. From the DMN report:
Almost $6 million is being spent to build out the new WeWork office. ...
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by Heather Noel |
Aug 25, 2016
Gensler has released interior concept renderings offering an initial look into what the development at 1808 S. Good Latimer Expressway could look like.
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The Dallas Entrepreneur Center. [Photo by Michael Samples]
DEC has $130M Impact on DFW, Report Shows
by Lance Murray | Aug 3, 2016
The DEC's economic impact is a reflection of how entrepreneurship is bolstering the entire region.
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by Nicholas Sakelaris |
Jul 22, 2016
The 9,216-square-foot facility is located in The Railyard just a few blocks from the downtown square in Denton.
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by Amanda Hayes |
Jul 19, 2016
Local retailers including Grapevine-based GameStop are banking from the popularity of Pokemon Go.
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by Jana J. Pruet |
Jul 15, 2016
ProjectEDU is a first-of-its-kind nine-week course for entrepreneurs that will walk them through the startup process.
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Photo: Courtesy of 1808/GoodWork
Sustainable Coworking Space Coming to Good Latimer
by Heather Noel | Jun 9, 2016
GoodWork will open its first coworking space in a refurbished warehouse that will seek LEED certification at 1808 S. Good Latimer Expressway in November.
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by Jeff Bounds |
Jun 6, 2016
Bowles also co-founded the Dallas Innovation Alliance, or DIA, a public-private partnership that aims to develop and execute on a plan to deploy “smart cities” technologies in Dallas.
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