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March 20, 2012
Texas Girl Scouts Want to Fry Some Cookies at This Year's State Fair. We're Thinking Samoas.
It was only a matter of time. First corn-batter dipped hot dogs and funnel cakes went into the frier. They tasted good, so vendors at the State Fair of Texas thought they should fry other things. Next thing you know, brownies, cookie dough, marshmallows, biscuits and gravy, salsa and chicken-stuffed ... More >>
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March 13, 2012
New Asian Supermarket H Mart Planned for Plano
Via the Dallas Business Journal, the Asian supermarket chain H Mart has signed a lease for a 70,000 square foot facility in the Parker Town Centre in Plano. This will be their second local store - the other is on Old Denton Road in Carrollton. H Mart is garnered a solid following for their vast p ... More >>
Blogs
June 21, 2011
Powerful Sports Marketing Agency Concerned Employee Left With Confidential Trade Secrets
There's no shortage of stories extolling the genius of John Tatum, the 45-year-old who in 1994 co-founded Genesco Sports Enterprises, the Woodall Rodgers-based consulting group that marries the right product with the right athlete, sport or major league. Sports Business Journal noted in '08 that ... More >>
News
March 10, 2011
Toxic Avenger: In the War Between the Feds and Texas, EPA Chief Al Armendariz has Science on His Side. Is That Enough?
There's no shortage of stories extolling the genius of John Tatum, the 45-year-old who in 1994 co-founded Genesco Sports Enterprises, the Woodall Rodgers-based consulting group that marries the right product with the right athlete, sport or major league. Sports Business Journal noted in '08 that ... More >>
Blogs
October 4, 2010
In-N-Out to Open at Caruth and Central
Coming soon...If this many hands touched an item at In-N-Out Burger, the health department would probably pay the restaurant a visit. But since y'all are starved for In-N-Out news, we share with you this latest tidbit, reported first by the Dallas Business Journal, and picked up by the folks ... More >>
Blogs
September 10, 2010
A Ginormous Movie Studio in Frisco? Maybe.
The Dallas Business Journal this morning brings news of a $1-billion, 1-million-square-foot movie and teevee production facility being planned in Frisco, near the Dallas North Tollway and Warren Parkway. And that's not all: According to Premier Studios' elaborate website, filled with conceptual r ... More >>
Blogs
July 23, 2010
As Projects Begin to Take Root in Arts District, Conjecture About Craig Hall's Stalled Tower
Is this long-planned Arts District tower the project for which Craig Hall's looking to raise $100 mil?It's been 17 months since the city settled its legal dispute with developer Craig Hall over lease payments related to the Arts District parking garage on Ross Avenue -- and then agreed to dole ou ... More >>
Blogs
June 21, 2010
On Eve of Judge's Decision Concerning Rangers' Sale, a Debate Over the Consequences
Sam MertenChuck Greenberg, Tom Hicks and Nolan Ryan on the day the Rangers announced a prepackaged Chapter 11 planTomorrow in a Fort Worth courtroom, should all go according to plan, U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Michael Lynn will rule on whether Hicks Sports Group can move ahead with its sale of the fir ... More >>
Blogs
May 18, 2010
Leppert Not Too Worried About Budget Crunch
Photos courtesy Lower Oak LawnMayor Tom had busy morning: At 7:30 a.m. he dropped by the Annual North Dallas Chamber Membership Breakfast at the Hilton Dallas Lincoln Center, where he addressed the looming $131.1-million budget shortfall and said, hey, could be worse: "With all the challenges we ... More >>
News
May 13, 2010
With NASA's Future Uncertain, Dallas Rocketeers at Armadillo Aerospace Compete In The Race To Privatize The Final Frontier
Photos courtesy Lower Oak LawnMayor Tom had busy morning: At 7:30 a.m. he dropped by the Annual North Dallas Chamber Membership Breakfast at the Hilton Dallas Lincoln Center, where he addressed the looming $131.1-million budget shortfall and said, hey, could be worse: "With all the challenges we ... More >>
Blogs
January 12, 2010
What Did The Mayor Mean When He Called Out the School District This Morning?
Megan FeldmanMayor Tom Leppert, DISD trustee Edwin Flores and superintendent Michael Hinojosa at SMU in JulyThis morning, during a speech at a Big Brothers Big Sisters benefit breakfast, Mayor Tom Leppert announced a few possible corporate relocations to Dallas -- among them, he said, a Fortune 2 ... More >>
Blogs
December 22, 2009
Love 'em or Leave 'em, Part 2: Mayor Has Another List of Vacant Downtown Buildings
View Larger MapThis time, there was no spectacle on a downtown sidewalk, no star-studded press conference in the rain, only a sunrise e-mail from Mayor Tom Leppert's chief of staff, Chris Heinbaugh. Fourteen months after Mayor Tom Leppert began his crackdown on vacant downtown Dallas buildings, he h ... More >>
Blogs
December 21, 2009
Both Sides of the City of Dallas's "Billion-Dollar Lawsuit" State Their Case
No doubt you'll hear plenty more about the city's billion-dollar lawsuit between now and the spring or summer of 2010, when the Supreme Court of Texas rules on whether the city is immune from rescue workers' claims stemming from a 1979 referendum concerning pay raises and two subsequent lawsuits ... More >>
Blogs
August 17, 2009
Seeing Stars: Creditors Finally Wonder Why Tom Hicks Isn't Selling Off His Hockey Team
Five months ago, Tom Hicks's Hicks Sports Group defaulted on a $525 million loan; at the same time, he acknowledged that, yes, he was looking for someone who might be interested in buying some of the Texas Rangers offa him for the right price. Then, at the end of May, Hicks said he was, in fact, ... More >>
Blogs
April 30, 2009
Another Dallas Money Man is Charged in New York State Pension Fund Scandal
In February, the Dallas Business Journal ran a Q&A headlined "Two Minutes with Saul Meyer," referring to the founder of and partner at Harwood Street-based Aldus Equity. In the piece, Meyer said that what set Aldus apart from other private equity firms is its "degree of governance and tran ... More >>
Blogs
November 21, 2008
For Now, At Least, General Motors to Keep on Truckin' in Arlington
WikiMapia The bossmen for the Big Three are having one hell of a time getting Congress to bail 'em out, and General Motors' stock is down 5.5 percent today to $2.72 -- or about 80 cents more than A.H. Belo, which has taken an inexplicable nosedive since the opening bell. But some good news, at la ... More >>
Blogs
September 29, 2008
Going Dow, Dow, Down: Localizing the Stock Market Plunge
WikiMapia The bossmen for the Big Three are having one hell of a time getting Congress to bail 'em out, and General Motors' stock is down 5.5 percent today to $2.72 -- or about 80 cents more than A.H. Belo, which has taken an inexplicable nosedive since the opening bell. But some good news, at la ... More >>
Blogs
August 6, 2008
Oh, God, Make It Stop; And Other More Important Notes From Street Level
WikiMapia The bossmen for the Big Three are having one hell of a time getting Congress to bail 'em out, and General Motors' stock is down 5.5 percent today to $2.72 -- or about 80 cents more than A.H. Belo, which has taken an inexplicable nosedive since the opening bell. But some good news, at la ... More >>
Blogs
July 28, 2008
Just Say "N9NE": Victory Park's About to Get More Affordable, Diners.
WikiMapia The bossmen for the Big Three are having one hell of a time getting Congress to bail 'em out, and General Motors' stock is down 5.5 percent today to $2.72 -- or about 80 cents more than A.H. Belo, which has taken an inexplicable nosedive since the opening bell. But some good news, at la ... More >>
Blogs
July 7, 2008
A Sunflower Sprouts on Henderson
WikiMapia The bossmen for the Big Three are having one hell of a time getting Congress to bail 'em out, and General Motors' stock is down 5.5 percent today to $2.72 -- or about 80 cents more than A.H. Belo, which has taken an inexplicable nosedive since the opening bell. But some good news, at la ... More >>
Blogs
April 8, 2008
Finally, A Cup of Starbucks Coffee Is Worth the Price
WikiMapia The bossmen for the Big Three are having one hell of a time getting Congress to bail 'em out, and General Motors' stock is down 5.5 percent today to $2.72 -- or about 80 cents more than A.H. Belo, which has taken an inexplicable nosedive since the opening bell. But some good news, at la ... More >>
Blogs
March 31, 2008
Jerry, Your New Stadium's Just Super
WikiMapia The bossmen for the Big Three are having one hell of a time getting Congress to bail 'em out, and General Motors' stock is down 5.5 percent today to $2.72 -- or about 80 cents more than A.H. Belo, which has taken an inexplicable nosedive since the opening bell. But some good news, at la ... More >>
News
March 6, 2008
Workin' for a Livin'
WikiMapia The bossmen for the Big Three are having one hell of a time getting Congress to bail 'em out, and General Motors' stock is down 5.5 percent today to $2.72 -- or about 80 cents more than A.H. Belo, which has taken an inexplicable nosedive since the opening bell. But some good news, at la ... More >>
Blogs
December 27, 2007
More Than a Year Later, Alphonso Jackson's Still Being Investigated
WikiMapia The bossmen for the Big Three are having one hell of a time getting Congress to bail 'em out, and General Motors' stock is down 5.5 percent today to $2.72 -- or about 80 cents more than A.H. Belo, which has taken an inexplicable nosedive since the opening bell. But some good news, at la ... More >>
Blogs
December 7, 2007
Ad Agency, Minus a Few
WikiMapia The bossmen for the Big Three are having one hell of a time getting Congress to bail 'em out, and General Motors' stock is down 5.5 percent today to $2.72 -- or about 80 cents more than A.H. Belo, which has taken an inexplicable nosedive since the opening bell. But some good news, at la ... More >>
Blogs
November 15, 2007
So, Fellas, What Happened to that $15 Million Development You Promised?
WikiMapia The bossmen for the Big Three are having one hell of a time getting Congress to bail 'em out, and General Motors' stock is down 5.5 percent today to $2.72 -- or about 80 cents more than A.H. Belo, which has taken an inexplicable nosedive since the opening bell. But some good news, at la ... More >>
Blogs
November 5, 2007
Clearing the Air: Clear Channel's Dallas Boss Dials Up KZPS, KDGE Issues
WikiMapia The bossmen for the Big Three are having one hell of a time getting Congress to bail 'em out, and General Motors' stock is down 5.5 percent today to $2.72 -- or about 80 cents more than A.H. Belo, which has taken an inexplicable nosedive since the opening bell. But some good news, at la ... More >>
Blogs
August 24, 2007
The Lie is Now in Sessions
WikiMapia The bossmen for the Big Three are having one hell of a time getting Congress to bail 'em out, and General Motors' stock is down 5.5 percent today to $2.72 -- or about 80 cents more than A.H. Belo, which has taken an inexplicable nosedive since the opening bell. But some good news, at la ... More >>
Blogs
June 8, 2007
Dallas, You're an "Opportunity City"
WikiMapia The bossmen for the Big Three are having one hell of a time getting Congress to bail 'em out, and General Motors' stock is down 5.5 percent today to $2.72 -- or about 80 cents more than A.H. Belo, which has taken an inexplicable nosedive since the opening bell. But some good news, at la ... More >>
Blogs
April 18, 2007
OK, So...Ski Fort Worth, Then!
WikiMapia The bossmen for the Big Three are having one hell of a time getting Congress to bail 'em out, and General Motors' stock is down 5.5 percent today to $2.72 -- or about 80 cents more than A.H. Belo, which has taken an inexplicable nosedive since the opening bell. But some good news, at la ... More >>
Blogs
April 9, 2007
Spearmint Rhino Charging Into Dallas
WikiMapia The bossmen for the Big Three are having one hell of a time getting Congress to bail 'em out, and General Motors' stock is down 5.5 percent today to $2.72 -- or about 80 cents more than A.H. Belo, which has taken an inexplicable nosedive since the opening bell. But some good news, at la ... More >>
Blogs
February 15, 2007
Greg Brady Owes SEC $8.3 Million, But Still Gets To Keep Room in Attic
WikiMapia The bossmen for the Big Three are having one hell of a time getting Congress to bail 'em out, and General Motors' stock is down 5.5 percent today to $2.72 -- or about 80 cents more than A.H. Belo, which has taken an inexplicable nosedive since the opening bell. But some good news, at la ... More >>
Blogs
November 29, 2006
There's That Eatzi's Lawsuit We Were Looking For
WikiMapia The bossmen for the Big Three are having one hell of a time getting Congress to bail 'em out, and General Motors' stock is down 5.5 percent today to $2.72 -- or about 80 cents more than A.H. Belo, which has taken an inexplicable nosedive since the opening bell. But some good news, at la ... More >>
Blogs
October 12, 2006
What's in David Dean's Closet? Oh. A Closet.
WikiMapia The bossmen for the Big Three are having one hell of a time getting Congress to bail 'em out, and General Motors' stock is down 5.5 percent today to $2.72 -- or about 80 cents more than A.H. Belo, which has taken an inexplicable nosedive since the opening bell. But some good news, at la ... More >>
Blogs
September 29, 2006
Not Enough Flair, Looks Like
WikiMapia The bossmen for the Big Three are having one hell of a time getting Congress to bail 'em out, and General Motors' stock is down 5.5 percent today to $2.72 -- or about 80 cents more than A.H. Belo, which has taken an inexplicable nosedive since the opening bell. But some good news, at la ... More >>
Blogs
August 30, 2006
Finding All That's Wrong About Wright Compromise
WikiMapia The bossmen for the Big Three are having one hell of a time getting Congress to bail 'em out, and General Motors' stock is down 5.5 percent today to $2.72 -- or about 80 cents more than A.H. Belo, which has taken an inexplicable nosedive since the opening bell. But some good news, at la ... More >>
Blogs
August 8, 2006
The Color of Incentives
WikiMapia The bossmen for the Big Three are having one hell of a time getting Congress to bail 'em out, and General Motors' stock is down 5.5 percent today to $2.72 -- or about 80 cents more than A.H. Belo, which has taken an inexplicable nosedive since the opening bell. But some good news, at la ... More >>
Blogs
July 21, 2006
A Kinky Wednesday
WikiMapia The bossmen for the Big Three are having one hell of a time getting Congress to bail 'em out, and General Motors' stock is down 5.5 percent today to $2.72 -- or about 80 cents more than A.H. Belo, which has taken an inexplicable nosedive since the opening bell. But some good news, at la ... More >>
Blogs
May 10, 2006
Action Jackson
WikiMapia The bossmen for the Big Three are having one hell of a time getting Congress to bail 'em out, and General Motors' stock is down 5.5 percent today to $2.72 -- or about 80 cents more than A.H. Belo, which has taken an inexplicable nosedive since the opening bell. But some good news, at la ... More >>
Blogs
April 28, 2006
You Will Never Work in This Biz Again
WikiMapia The bossmen for the Big Three are having one hell of a time getting Congress to bail 'em out, and General Motors' stock is down 5.5 percent today to $2.72 -- or about 80 cents more than A.H. Belo, which has taken an inexplicable nosedive since the opening bell. But some good news, at la ... More >>
Blogs
April 7, 2006
Whatever It Is, She's Against It
WikiMapia The bossmen for the Big Three are having one hell of a time getting Congress to bail 'em out, and General Motors' stock is down 5.5 percent today to $2.72 -- or about 80 cents more than A.H. Belo, which has taken an inexplicable nosedive since the opening bell. But some good news, at la ... More >>
News
September 6, 2001
Letters
Ganging Up, Parrott Uncaged
News
February 24, 2000
Buzz
Mission improbable; Whistling Dixie
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April 8, 1999
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College professors say the Morning News charges an exorbitant price for database that isn't worth it
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May 8, 1997
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College professors say the Morning News charges an exorbitant price for database that isn't worth it
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March 20, 1997
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College professors say the Morning News charges an exorbitant price for database that isn't worth it
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February 8, 1996
I thought it would be fun to run a magazine
Ray Washburne's Texas Business is a case study in how not to run a business
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November 16, 1995
Observer wins two Katies
Ray Washburne's Texas Business is a case study in how not to run a business
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October 26, 1995
Observer writer Rozen wins Dallas Bar prize
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November 3, 1994
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