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Winners will be revealed in a live announcement at the George W. Bush Presidential Center during the Venture Dallas Summit on October 30.

The $262M AllianceTexas Smart Port, backed by an $80M federal grant, is set to transform logistics with real-time tracking and automation. As Texas's only INFRA-funded project this round, the “once-in-a-generation” hub redefines supply chain resilience across state and national networks.

McKinney-based Maverick Power tops both Dallas Business Journal's Fast 50 and SMU's Dallas 100 private company rankings with record-breaking recent growth.

At Texas Blockchain Summit, Rep. Capriglione discusses potential state Bitcoin reserve, Y'all Street, and why Texas leads innovation.

Austin Patry and Sophia Karbowski, founders of Fort Worth-based Realsy, have been named to the 2025 Forbes 30 Under 30 list in the Food and Drink category, recognizing their entrepreneurial success and innovative contributions to healthy snacking. For Patry, this honor is the culmination of a long-held dream. “This has been a goal of mine […]

The Rising GENerosity kickoff at Dallas’ Park House brought together changemakers aged 25 to 50 for an evening of bold ideas, meaningful connections, and fresh inspiration. See highlights in our gallery.

At Texas Blockchain Summit, Rep. Capriglione discusses potential state Bitcoin reserve, Y'all Street, and why Texas leads innovation.

Magnit, a California-based leader in contingent workforce management solutions, has appointed Dallas' Chandra Dhandapani as its new Chief Executive Officer. Dhandapani, who previously served as CEO of Global Workplace Solutions at Dallas-based CBRE, succeeds Teresa Carroll in a planned leadership transition.

There's an art to successful facial reconstruction surgery. And like any art form, it requires tools. Here's how a sculptor and special effects artist went on to found a Dallas medtech company—which uses 3D printing to create titanium facial implants for thousands of patients.

Taking the stage at Tannahills Tavern and Music Hall in Fort Worth were startups from as close as Southlake and Dallas and as far away as London and Nigeria. Their shared vision, Managing Director Trey Bowles said, was to "improve health outcomes and support a market opportunity that's global in scale."