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The former Dallas Morning News building [Photo: Just Amber via iStock]
Plans for Dallas’ Newest Entertainment District Pushed to 2023
by Gloria Salinas, Managing Director, Economic Development, DRC | Jun 4, 2020
Dallas entertainment developer Ray Washburne shares his plans to turn the former Dallas Morning News building and Texas Cable News broadcasting studios into a vibrant entertainment corridor.
by Lance Murray |
Oct 29, 2019
In this weekly roundup of leadership and executive moves by Dallas-Fort Worth companies and organizations, you’ll also find news from Critical Start, OrderMyGear, EarthXFilm, Sally Beauty Holdings, Hill+Knowlton, and KidKraft.
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by Liz Goodwin |
Jun 4, 2019
The entertainment company's "free-roaming" VR experience uses no wires, allowing players to run, duck, and jump to defeat their competition.
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by Lance Murray |
Feb 6, 2019
The case, involving the fingerprint of a 14-year-old boy in Illinois that was captured by Grand Prairie-based Six Flags Entertainment Corp., puts businesses on alert about how to handle biometric information.
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Image: DinDin Party
It’s Party Time! Social Dining Platform Brings People Together
by David Kirkpatrick | Mar 22, 2018
Founder and CEO Carl LaFlamme sees DinDin Party as a new way for people to connect through food.
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by Nicholas Sakelaris |
Mar 14, 2018
Arlington has spent more than 60 years building itself into a powerhouse of sports, entertainment, and manufacturing in North Texas. Now, it’s building a reputation for corporate relocation and logistics, too.
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by Lance Murray |
Dec 5, 2017
The three-tier facility will resemble the Topgolf venues in the U.S. and will be the company's first location in the Middle East.
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by Heather Noel |
Nov 8, 2016
The Dallas Cowboys owner is teaming up with Blue Star Sports CEO Rob Wechsler to create a new accelerator for sports, entertainment, and technology startups.
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Six Flags Turns Rollercoasters into 3-D Thrill Rides
by Lance Murray | Mar 3, 2016
Six Flags Entertainment Corp. and Samsung are teaming up to give riders on some of the company's rollercoasters a 3-D, virtual reality ride.
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