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The company seeks OK for its characteristic tall interstate-adjacent sign along I-40/85. At almost 75,000 square feet the new Buc-ee's will be bigger than some shopping centers.

The store is part of a new batch of Bartell and Rite Aid properties available for sublease.

Is the pendulum in the housing market starting to swing the other way? New data on price drops suggest buyers are gaining more leverage nationally — but there's more to the story. Here's what it means for buyers and sellers.

Despite a slowdown in the global private equity market, Trive Capital is staying active after raising nearly $2 billion in 2022. The Dallas-based P.E. firm is acquiring a British bowling venue operator for nine figures. Click through for more info about the deal and to learn what Trive looks for in a buyout target.

The city of Dallas has agreed to make $140 million in investments to Fair Park's Cotton Bowl Stadium in a deal that keeps the University of Texas and University of Oklahoma's annual football game at the State Fair of Texas for another decade. Click through to learn more about the agreement and hear from the architect overseeing the upgrades.

The newsroom at Dallas Business Journal has another new reporter with the addition of Noor Adatia to cover economic development. “She's a talented, driven journalist who will elevate our coverage of this important region — one with dozens of corporate HQs, more than 1 million residents and countless mid-size and small businesses,” Editor in Chief Will Anderson said. “We are so excited to have her in the newsroom.”

Global athletic retail company Nike Inc. earlier this year unveiled plans to launch fitness studios. Only two cities appear to be on Nike's radar for now, including Austin. This story highlights where the retailer plans to rollout the new concept.

Interest rates continue to rise, and inflation is still relatively high, while the cost of supplies and services aren’t steady. All this amounts to higher costs for both consumers and business owners. While the economic landscape might seem uncertain, now is not the time for business owners to take a “wait and see” approach. Instead, they must prepare themselves to navigate the changing economic landscape and set themselves up to excel.

While navigating this uncertain time can seem daunting,…

Meet 2023 Most Admired CEOs honoree Dr. Joseph Cacchione of Jefferson Health.