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The Fine Art Estates app has an augmented reality tool which allows prospective buyers to virtually see how the piece of art would look in their space before they purchase the item. [Photos courtesy of Fine Art Estates]
Fine Art Estates Disrupting the Art Buying Process
by Katie Kelton | May 11, 2018
The startup founded by Dallas art gallery owner Kevin Vogel uses a pricing system that breaks away from the traditional art auction model.
by Katie Kelton |
May 9, 2018
The eighth annual competition will allow Tarrant County companies to present developing or pre-existing business plans. The deadline to apply is June 15.
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by Katie Kelton |
May 4, 2018
On May 5, kids throughout North Texas will learn the ins and outs of business by creating and running profitable lemonade stands
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by Katie Kelton |
May 1, 2018
The McKinney-based company's investment targets university research focused on honey bee health.
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Q+A: Meet Local Startups Exhibiting at the EarthX Innovation Expo
by Katie Kelton | Apr 19, 2018
From using AI and imaging processing to evaluate fruits and veggies to helping commercial real estate owners manage their solar assets, learn more about the energy technology startups that will be featured at EarthX through Sunday.
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by Taylor Lowder |
Apr 19, 2018
Browse our selection of events to plan your Earth Day festivities this weekend and beyond.
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by Katie Kelton |
Apr 19, 2018
In a partnership with Dallas-based HALL Group, Serendipity Labs will launch a coworking space to open in September.
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by Katie Kelton |
Apr 17, 2018
The May 12 marketplace and pitch competition hosted by the Houston-born crowdfunding platform will celebrate women in business, and allow businesses to compete for a temporary lease as well as other prizes.
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From left: Larry Scarpa, Mark Lamster, Raquel Favela, Cyndy Lutz, and Diane Allen talk about the impact of Dallas' physical layout during the Dallas Festival of Ideas Saturday. [Photo: Katie Kelton]
Festival of Ideas: How Dallas Can Become a More ‘Connected City’
by Katie Kelton | Apr 9, 2018
Discussions during the fourth annual event explored how to become more connected in the areas of education, health, physical layout, and inclusiveness.
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by Katie Kelton |
Apr 9, 2018
The coworking company transformed a vintage 1972 Airstream into a small office space that can travel throughout the area.
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by Dallas Innovates | Staff Report |
Apr 6, 2018
Friday morning's Startup Week activities led off with a women's networking breakfast and a Creative Mornings event. Then, sessions have covered equity in real estate, corporate innovation, fundraising, and the future of philanthropy.
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by Sanjiv Yajnik |
Apr 6, 2018
Art meets tech to inspire innovation in the community.
sponsored by Capital One
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Panelists participate in Dallas Startup Week’s Blockchain 101 discussion. Left to right: Alex Treece (PixelHash), Cody Marx Bailey (XRAM Capital), Moderator Timmoneshia Clark (Samsung), Lacey Shrum, and Cijoy Olickal. [Photo: Michael Samples]
Dallas Startup Week 2018: Day 3 Roundup
by Dallas Innovates | Staff Report | Apr 4, 2018
Wednesday's panels have tackled disruptive technologies such as blockchain, the corporate-startup relationship, and more.
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by Katie Kelton |
Apr 3, 2018
Social impact took centerstage Tuesday morning at Dallas Startup Week as Dallas-based leaders gathered to talk about the role of social entrepreneurship in nonprofit organizations.
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by Dallas Innovates | Staff Report |
Apr 2, 2018
Tuesday's conversations have covered everything from social entrepreneurship's role in nonprofits and inclusive leadership to tips on business growth paths and smart cities tech.
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by Katie Kelton |
Mar 27, 2018
The Farmers Branch nonprofit recently aligned with Keller-based Linux Academy to give veterans an opportunity to enhance their skills and earn certifications in cloud technology and other IT programs.
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