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Keller Williams Enters iBuyer Arena, Will Launch Instant Offer Service in DFW
by Lance Murray | Apr 26, 2019
iBuyers are companies that use technology to make instant offers on homes that are for sale. The industry is bringing in billions of dollars.
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San Francisco-based employee health benefits platform Collective Health has opened a new office in Plano with 100 new employees.
“We’re delighted to bring new opportunities, investment, and support to our growing client base in Texas,” Ali Diab, CEO and co-founder of Collective Health, said in a statement....
Coppell-headquartered Pollo Campero’s Guatemala-based parent company, CMI Foods, opened its 100th fast-casual restaurant in the United States this month as part of a $190 million commitment to growing the brand.
“Each step forward in our growth plan helps to realize the dream of our founders and is the result of the passion for the brand that we all share,” CMI Foods Chairman Juan Jose Gutierrez said in a statement....
