Venture capital activity in Dallas-Fort Worth falls to lowest level since 2019

Companies in DFW raised $156.7 million in venture capital across 34 deals during the third quarter, according to the latest PitchBook-NVCA Venture Monitor report.

Simon seeks to expand movie theater at the Falls

Depe Dene resort on Lake George acquired by Jess Ferguson and Chris Menter

Oregon Gov. Brown issues executive order in response to surge in pediatric RSV infections

Small banks are branching out

Bill Morgan, Holocaust survivor and Morgan Group founder, dies at 98

Posh Los Altos food hall ends Bon Appetit contract, triggering layoffs

Southern Indiana’s Le Rêve Estate hitting auction block this month (PHOTOS)

Department of Justice accuses health firm with St. Louis outpost of $50M fraud scheme

Venture capital activity in Dallas-Fort Worth falls to lowest level since 2019

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Retirement plans see boost as states mandate IRAs and tax credits lower costs

Norton Healthcare data breach affected more than 2 million people

Houston-based cell therapy company FibroBiologics files to go public

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