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Latest Business News for Dallas, Texas DISD awards $40M high school contract The Dallas Independent School District awarded a $40 million high school build contract to Satterfield & Pontikes Construction Inc. this week.
American Eagle's 50-seat planes lose appeal American Eagle and other regional carriers may be turning on the 50-seat jets that dominated the puddle jumper business for decades, Bloomberg news reported Friday.
54,000 U.S. jobs lost in August The U.S. lost 54,000 jobs in August, the effect of jobs lost at the end of the U.S. Census period, according to a Friday report from the Department of Labor.
Scott Peek named president of Baylor-McKinney Scott Peek, the chief operating officer for Baylor Regional Medical Center at Grapevine, has been named president of Baylor Medical Center at McKinney.
Granite's industrial properties should draw heavy interest Granite Properties' sale of its entire $165 million industrial portfolio will be closely watched in North Texas, but will have little long-term impact on the market, industry sources said.
Menchie’s hunts for retail space in D-FW Yogurt shop Menchie’s is hunting for retail space in several D-FW cities to achieve its goal of opening 10 North Texas locations by the end of 2011.
Blockbuster misses another interest payment Video rental giant Blockbuster Inc. has missed a payment to junior bondholders, making it the second time in three months the company has failed to meet a debt obligation.
The Dallas-Fort Worth area had 73 workplace fatalities in 2009, a 14 percent increase from last year when 64 D-FW area residents died at work.
Neiman Marcus' sales grow 2.9% in August Upscale retailer Neiman Marcus saw its same-store sales rise 2.9 percent, hitting $248 million for August.
Comerica to redeem $500M in securities Comerica Inc. said Thursday it is redeeming $500 million in securities on Oct. 1.
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