Maria Lawson

The company opened its first location outside California in Dallas in 2007.

Halperin Park is roughly 85% complete but is in need of more financing.

Sprinkles closed all of its cupcake stores and ATMs on New Year's Eve, including stores in Palo Alto and San Ramon.

The group had raised more than $128,000 to originally paint the crosswalks in 2020 and touch them up in 2025.

Jennifer Sampson is leaving United Way of Metropolitan Dallas to become the inaugural CEO of a philanthropy started by oil heiress Lyndal Stephens Greth.

At Dallas Business Journal’s March 30 inaugural Tarrant County Growth Summit, executives from four key Fort Worth developers discussed their projects and how they’re building the future of the 11th largest city in the U.S.

The $2 million donation from the Miller family aims to reduce wish wait times for more than 1,100 children.

A new cafe, market and bakery has opened in the Dallas Arts District to give the public a taste of goods served in an invite-only club.

The diversity of businesses in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex is a major economic strength, including the wide array of succesful Asian-, Black- and Hispanic-owned companies. Learn more about them in this story, including multiple with double-digit percentage revenue growth in the past year.

Nominations for the DBJ's Women in Business, Best Places to Work and HR Impact awards programs will close Friday, May 29.