Ben Swanger is the Managing Editor at D CEO Magazine. He covers a range of topics including sports business, technology, and startups, with a keen interest in the intersections of business and competitive sports. Ben's work has been featured in D Magazine.
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Ben Swanger's focus is on local business and industry, particularly in the Dallas area. He covers a wide range of topics including leadership, women in business, startups, and sports business within the Dallas Business Community.
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By: Ben Swanger
The vacant buildings aren’t necessarily failures—they could be raw material for downtown’s next chapter.
Balerion Space Ventures founder Phil Scully believes his intergalactic-focused investment firm can become a $10 billion fund.
By: Ben Swanger
The new listing platform has reportedly won approval to add a ticker around the base of the building—and aims to fire a cannon instead of ringing a bell.
Making Dallas an Even Better Place
By: Ben Swanger
Success in the industry takes more than hustle. Stream Realty Partners’ Craig Wilson shares practical advice for young professionals entering the industry.
Ray Washburne, Craig Hall, Shawn Todd, and Nafees Alam offer sharply different perspectives on what should be done with the city center.
Hebron Sher built an 'Airbnb for EV' platform by raising nearly $15 million directly from wealthy North Texas investors—without traditional VC backing.
By: Ben Swanger
Following its purchase of Comerica, Fifth Third will move its employees out of downtown within 90 days.
The downtown Dallas office market just took another hit. Following its acquisition of Comerica—and a new lease at Preston Center—Fifth Third Bank is exiting the longtime Comerica lease at Comerica Bank Tower, pulling roughly 200 employees out of downtown over the next 90 days. According to Fifth Third market leader Brian Enzler, the bank explored … Continued
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