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Dallas-Fort Worth's two major hometown airlines are drawing a hard line between human and humanoid: American Airlines and Southwest Airlines won’t permit human-like or animal-like robots to board flights as passengers.
Texas' two major airlines are drawing a hard line between human and humanoid: American Airlines and Southwest Airlines won't permit human-like or animal-like robots to board flights as passengers.
By: John Egan
The rise of electric vehicles could spell trouble for Houston's oil and gas sector, a new report suggests. But the oil and gas industry stands to benefit from potential sluggishness in U.S. adoption of EVs.
Dallas-based Korean fried chicken chain is being sold to a new coop. Investment firm Serruya and restaurant operator Minor Food have agreed to buy the chain from investment firms VIG Partners and Mr. Seo & Family.
Dallas-Fort Worth's two major hometown airlines are drawing a hard line between human and humanoid: American Airlines and Southwest Airlines won’t permit human-like or animal-like robots to board flights as passengers.
Construction on the $1 billion first phase of the AI-native University of Texas Dell Medical Center in Austin — which will feature a hospital operated by Houston’s UT MD Anderson Cancer Center — is set to start this fall.
A pair of marquee retail properties in two of Dallas' prime neighborhoods for dining and shopping, Bishop Arts and Lower Greenville, have a new owner: , a Dallas-based boutique retail real estate investment firm, recently purchased 301-321 N. Bishop Ave. in Bishop Arts and 2908-2937 Greenville Ave. in Lower Greenville, according to a release.
By: John Egan
Two new reports — one from Cushman & Wakefield, another from JLL — put North Texas and the Lone Star State at the center of the global data center boom.
By: John Egan, Minh Vu
Seyfarth Synopsis: HUD's May 22, 2026, memorandum announced that it will, going forward, find reasonable cause under the Fair Housing Act for failure
By: John Egan
The university's Property Lab features two full-scale, two-story homes, and the Auto Lab contains nearly 30 electric, hybrid and traditional vehicles, supporting a claims workforce of 23,000.
