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The growth trajectory of Talley Riggins Construction Group has been nothing short of remarkable by any metric — project count, project size, revenue, and employee count among them. Here's a look at what is driving the Richardson-based firm's remarkable growth – a figure strong to help the company take the No. 1 spot at the Dallas Business Journal's Middle Market 50 Awards.

Dallas-Fort Worth has long been known for its thriving business community and strong economy. At the heart of that success are the middle-market companies critical in driving our region's economic growth and job creation. Here's a look at 2023's Middle Market 50 Awards honorees.

The talent pool in Dallas, the ease with which business can be conducted, and DFW’s central location within the United States all factored into Frontier Communications’ decision to relocate its corporate headquarters to the city, Scott Beasley, chief financial officer of the telecommunications company, said in an interview with the Dallas Business Journal.

Elon Musk's electric-vehicle company has quickly grown into one of the largest employers in the Austin area. Learn more about operations at its factory in eastern Travis County and get some management tips from Musk in this story.

The Lakesong development, located within both Grand Prairie and Midlothian, will span over 2,000 acres and total nearly about 3,000 single-family homes by the time the dust clears.

A national retail chain announced it is closing one of its stores in Albuquerque after 13 years in operation.

Homebuilder Taylor Morrison Inc. has scooped up nearly 300 home lots in a fast-growing area just south of Sacramento, California, as the Scottsdale homebuilder continues to look for land-purchase options in high-growth states such as California and Florida. Here's how much the builder paid for the land.

A number of Penn entities have taken leases at the 400,000-square-foot building, which both tenants and developers anticipate will foster interdisciplinary collaboration and scientific breakthroughs.

The discussion focused on the current state of retail real estate and its future.