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Avadian opened a new location with a specific kind of customer in mind.

Rhasheda Boyd, vice president of Marketing for the Positive Choice Snacking Portfolio at Frito Lay North America, a division of PepsiCo, has been a driving force in promoting healthier snack options. Under Boyd's leadership, the Positive Choice Portfolio has seen remarkable growth, with a revenue increase of 21% over the previous fiscal year. Here's what she's seeing in her space right now.

The chain's menu offers chicken tenders, sliders, fries, mac and cheese, kale slaw and milkshakes.

A former Austinites who ran Yeti's finances for years has a new position of power at the company that runs Panera Bread, Caribou Coffee and Einstein Bros. Bagels.

The CEO has a specific goal in mind for the funds, and growth is ongoing.

Three Arizona entrepreneurs are joining the Journey Venture Studio’s inaugural founder-in-residence cohort.

The studio, a nonprofit that supports entrepreneurs who are starting health care-related companies, selected Imen Maaroufi Clark, Terrance Range and Ekene Nkem-Mmekam for the eight-month program, which is slated to begin in September.

The entrepreneurs will receive leadership coaching and venture development training, in addition to $100,000 to help build their companies.

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Kansas Athletics has released the first look at its stadium renovation project. Check out the renderings.

Austin is in a golden age for architecture, to hear Michael Hsu tell it.

The renowned designer and founder of Michael Hsu Office of Architecture finds beauty in the ever-changing skyline, as well as in the many neighborhoods that continue to evolve across the city.

His firm has played a role in shaping modern Austin, from designing the common areas within the new 44 East Ave condo tower to leading the design of South Congress Hotel, not to mention the soaring Googie architecture of P. Terry's Burger…

A publicly traded real estate investment trust spent $35 million in the past few months to acquire a recently constructed EoS Fitness location and four others that are under development around the Valley. More deals may be coming soon.