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This Earth Month, and every day, Deloitte is committed to progressing a better future for all through a commitment to sustainability. We are focused on helping combat climate change, which also can create challenges and disruptions that can deepen existing societal inequities....
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The North Texas Angel Network (NTAN) announced that one of its portfolio startups, Austin-based Responsum, has been acquired by Elixirr, a global consulting firm.
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The portfolio encompasses 34 acres, over 383,000 rentable square feet and includes Freeport Business Center I, II, and III located along Freeport Parkway and equidistant from Interstate 635 and State Highway 114, Hillwood, a Perot company, said....
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This Earth Month, and every day, Deloitte is committed to progressing a better future for all through a commitment to sustainability. We are focused on helping combat climate change, which also can create challenges and disruptions that can deepen existing societal inequities....
North Texas is a big place, with plenty to do, see, hear, and watch. So, we scour the internet every week to find events and activities for you. As always, things may change at any time, so be sure to check the official website or registration page for the latest details....
The North Texas Angel Network (NTAN) announced that one of its portfolio startups, Austin-based Responsum, has been acquired by Elixirr, a global consulting firm.
Responsum developed a generative AI and natural language processing platform to help organizations unlock productivity, NTAN said....
Dallas-based developer Hillwood has acquired the Freeport Business Center, a class-A, three-building office portfolio in the Las Colinas/Freeport area of Irving.
The portfolio encompasses 34 acres, over 383,000 rentable square feet and includes Freeport Business Center I, II, and III located along Freeport Parkway and equidistant from Interstate 635 and State Highway 114, Hillwood, a Perot company, said....
Dallas’ planned Harold Simmons Park received a $1 million boost this week when U.S. Rep. Marc Veasey presented a federal Community Project Funding check to the project during a press conference at the Trinity Park Conservancy....
