Dallas City Council approves a $409 million redevelopment of a 72-story tower into mixed spaces, including 280 hotel rooms. H Mart opens in Dallas' Koreatown, and local businesses are encouraged to participate in the FIFA World Cup 2026.

Fort Worth unveiled a high-tech recycling facility aimed at enhancing sustainability, with officials expressing pride in the advanced technology used to sort and recycle materials.

Lincoln Square in North Arlington is transforming into a retail and community hub called Anthem, with construction starting mid-2026 and new businesses opening by 2027.

Arlington is preparing for the INDYCAR Grand Prix and FIFA World Cup by inviting local and international vendors to register as city suppliers, offering potential business opportunities linked to these events.

Dallas Printing receives the first SBAP grant, aiding expansion plans; Scotiabank opens regional office, creating 1,000 jobs.

Fort Worth's brick-and-mortar businesses are invited to learn about the Thriving Cities Fund at an upcoming forum, which offers financial growth opportunities.

A telecommunications outage caused by multiple failures in Frontier Communications' service disrupted flights at North Texas airports, resulting in over 400 cancellations and significant delays.

Fort Worth entrepreneurs prepare to compete in the 2025 Business Plan Competition finale, presenting their ideas for a chance to win cash prizes at the Modern Art Museum on October 14.

Wistron invests $761 million to establish two AI supercomputing facilities in Fort Worth, Texas, creating 800 jobs and bolstering local tech and manufacturing sectors.

Scotiabank is launching a regional office in Dallas, backed by city and state incentives, including a tax abatement and grants, reinforcing Dallas as an emerging financial hub.

Texas vape shops face losses after the vape ban targeting THC-infused products and disposable vapes made in China, leading to revenue decline and a potential rise in black market sales.

The article discusses Arlington's 4th Annual #SaveTheTacos contest where 24 restaurants compete to create Arlington's Favorite Taco. The contest runs from August 19 to September 30 and aims to encourage the use of paid time off.

Arlington's EDC wins two IEDC awards for its website and the LiftFund Interest Buydown program, which provides zero-interest loans to support local jobs and businesses.