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Bank once described as smallest in US to be acquired
B1Bank, based in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, would add four branches in Dallas, one location in Oakwood and one in Snyder as a result of its purchase of Oakwood Bank. Read on to learn more about the acquisition of what was once known as "the smallest bank in the U.S.," and check out other recent mergers and acquisitions in North Texas.
GTIS Partners starts work on warehouse near DFW Airport
The industrial development is on one of the last large sites in a valuable market. See what the project entails, who was tapped to handle leasing and more.
Cognitus Consulting, BridgeCap Partners among those raising millions
A Dallas-based company that specializes in SAP software and a Fort Worth-based real estate investment firm have both raised millions, according to federal filings. Check out Form D Friday, our weekly roundup of financial federal filings.
Data center company moves HQ to Coppell after $775M deal
A big data center operator signed a sublease for office space in the 1,000-acre Cypress Waters development. Read on to see why the company needed the space and get details on the $775 million deal that created Centersquare.
Dallas Wings look to capitalize on women's basketball momentum with new arena, corporate sponsors
The Wings are one of the WNBA's most successful franchises, financially. Now, the team is on pace to shatter its own record-breaking revenue numbers from last year amid a surge of interest in women's basketball thanks to stars like Caitlin Clark. Read on to learn more about new corporate sponsorships and the team's 2026 move to downtown Dallas.
Charles Schwab inks office lease in Florida
The company, which is based in Westlake outside Fort Worth, recently announced it was hiring hundreds in the Orlando market.
Southwest Airlines to end flights to 4 major airports
The Dallas-based carrier announced the changes April 25, at the same time it reported earnings that were below analyst expectations. The Wall Street Journal tied lackluster earnings across the industry to ongoing issues with Boeing planes.
Kirksey Architecture president expects AI to play a significant role in the industry
Office renovations and conversions as well as artificial intelligence are all top of mind for Kirksey Architecture President and CEO Wes Good.
Delta 8, Delta 9 products under legislative scrutiny in Texas
Thousands of retailers are licensed to sell hemp products in Texas. A proposed Delta 8 and Delta 9 ban could impact the billion-dollar industry in the state.
'Hydrogen-infused' water company files for Ch. 11 bankruptcy
H2 Beverages Inc., a North Texas business under scrutiny by the FDA, recently filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in the Eastern District of Texas. The company sells what it calls "hydrogen-enriched water" that it says can help combat inflammation and boost recovery, but the health benefits of the drinks are a matter of debate.