Artworks Embroidery & Design Studio, led by Billy Chestnut, offers personalized embroidery and screen-printing services in Arlington's Cultural District, highlighting the impact of small local businesses.

Tom Thumb scrapped plans for a new store in South Oak Cliff, despite the city's $5.8 million subsidy, due to economic factors, leaving the area with ongoing limited grocery access.

The Dallas City Council has approved a $500,000 grant to support HAECO Global's new aviation engine repair facility and 170 specialized jobs in Dallas.

Black Friday draws enthusiastic crowds to Dallas-Fort Worth shopping destinations, with consumers eager for deals amidst economic concerns and maintaining holiday traditions.

Primark expands its U.S. presence by planning a new store in North Texas' Grapevine Mills mall, as part of its strategy to offer quality, affordable fashion. No opening date has been set.

Keller's zoning commission will hold a public hearing for new business proposals, including a honey company's accessory structure request and a garage amendment in Greenway Park, on December 10th.

Dallas commits funds to cultural and economic initiatives, including an $8 million grant for the Forest Theater and a $1.5 million incentive for Malcolm’s Point Retail Center. Kerwin Medical Center is also expanding its dementia care services.

Core Scientific and the City of Denton have amended an agreement to expand AI sector growth, with a $6.1 billion investment expected to create 500 jobs and generate $194 million in tax revenue over 10 years.

Texas Trust Credit Union is expanding its headquarters in Arlington, pledging to create 175 jobs by 2026 and invest over $15 million, benefiting from a tax abatement agreement.

Six Flags Over Texas announces a new dive coaster set to open in 2026 as part of a $1 billion investment in North American parks, including a new Splash Island at Hurricane Harbor Arlington.

Fort Worth updates Housing Tax Credit guidelines to improve affordable housing, involving community engagement and streamlining processes, including year-round 4% HTC applications and adjusted timelines for session and submission deadlines.

Texas Health Resources secured the No. 18 spot on The Dallas Morning News' Top Workplaces D-FW 2024 list, marking its 12th recognition for fostering a positive work environment and offering comprehensive benefits.

Salcomp selected Arlington for its U.S. headquarters, expected to create 660 new jobs, and focuses on hiring local talent with potential economic incentives from the Arlington EDC.