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Eden Green CEO Eddy Badrina takes an Apple Vision Pro for a spin [Photo: LinkedIn]
The Last Word: Eden Green’s Eddy Badrina on Why the Apple Vision Pro Could Become a ‘Standard’ Business Tool
by David Seeley | Feb 14, 2024
Eddy Badrina, CEO of the North Texas-based indoor vertical farming company Eden Green, got a "test flight" of the new Apple Vision Pro spatial computing device. In a LinkedIn post, he said the device's biggest weakness was having to calibrate it so when it tracks your eyes, it knows "exactly where your eyes are looking." But once it's calibrated, "it's pretty legit," he says, with "IMPRESSIVE" immersive videos and multi-tasking capabilities.
by David Seeley |
Aug 21, 2023
Dating apps can be a great way to find romance. But increasingly, according to the Wall Street Journal, users are finding something else instead: business come-ons from tech recruiters, networkers, children's book authors, and more.
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by Dallas Innovates | Staff Report |
Jul 13, 2023
$2.3 billion in real estate projects are in the pipeline or currently under construction in Fort Worth, said Todd Burnette, Managing Director at JLL, drawing parallels to Austin in the Wall Street Journal.
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by Lauren Hawkins |
Apr 19, 2021
Out of the 49 private businesses that made the list, only two came from Texas—and both are Dallas companies.
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REX charges home sellers a 2-percent listing fee as opposed to the average industry rate of 5 to 6 percent.[Photo courtesy of REX Real Estate Exchange]
California’s REX Real Estate Plans Expansion into Dallas
by Lance Murray | Mar 9, 2018
REX Real Estate Exchange operates outside the multiple listing service and offers low fees for its services.
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by Jewels Clark |
Dec 19, 2017
The startup, which established a presence in Denton this year, allows people to use multiple numbers from one smart phone.
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