Julie Fine is a Political Reporter at NBC 5 Dallas/Fort Worth. She covers a range of topics including energy policy and regulation, renewable energy, and business economics, with a focus on supply chain logistics and investment strategies. Julie's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as NBC DFW, Yahoo Finance, and Bloomberg News, among others.
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DFW feels squeeze of industry upheaval, as does top tenant American
Terafab moves ahead while Wall Street gets tapped for data-center funding
By: Julie Fine
‘Eccentric’ fans propel AST SpaceMobile to a $29 billion market cap
By: Brendan Case, Julie Fine
Ken Paxton’s next challenge is uniting a GOP that splintered in the primary
By: Julie Fine, Joe Lovinger
For the second time in two days, a professional sports franchise in Dallas has announced plans to leave the city’s urban core.
By: Julie Fine
Downtown Dallas gets jolt as Mavericks, Stars decamp for points north
By: Sarah Mcgregor, Julie Fine
Elon Musk’s adopted home state has a lot riding on his success, too
Dallas and Houston have quality as well as quantity in matches
By: Julie Fine
A Wall Street giant gets incentives to join some of its peers near downtown
By: Julie Fine
‘Stay focused on how you improve the lives of the residents,’ Frisco mayor says
