How 20 older DFW office properties are faring in tough market for leasing, financing

The future is cloudy, but not hopeless, for the many buildings that have been around for a decade or longer in Dallas-Fort Worth. To shed light on what’s happening in real estate, Dallas Business Journal examined 20 office properties and found them in a wide range of situations. Some have seen major tenants move out…

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After buying former country club at foreclosure, Fort Worth real estate pro considers possibilities

A Fort Worth real estate pro who officials say “understands how to build” in the city just purchased a former country club on the east side of Cowtown. Now, he has to figure out what to do with it. Read about the foreclosure auction and what could come next in this story. Top Featured Tags:…

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Spotlight: Everything Branding Transforms Businesses Through PR

Major press features can make a huge impact on small businesses. But securing these features is often challenging. That’s where working with professionals, like the team at Everything Branding, can help. Learn more about the company and what sets it apart in this week’s Small Business Spotlight. What the Business Does Provides public relations services.…

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San Diego’s Ban on Polystyrene Means More Costs for Small Businesses

A ban on polystyrene went into effect for small businesses in San Diego in April. Polystyrene is a synthetic polymer sometimes colloquially called Styrofoam, especially in the U.S. The move means more costs for small businesses in that California community. “Polystyrene plastic foam is one of the biggest sources of marine litter and costs the…

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Generational Ban Laws Threaten the Future of Some Local Tobacconists

New laws on the books in Massachusetts are threatening the future of some historic local tobacconist businesses. Following a landmark decision by the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court, several Greater Boston towns are adopting something known as a generational tobacco ban.  As reported by Cigar Aficionado, the legislative actions are setting a precedent that could influence…

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One-half of Dallas power couple reclaims throne as CEO of his app Nextdoor

On May 8, the entrepreneur and returning CEO took to LinkedIn outlining his vision for Nextdoor. He wrote the company reported a “productive” first quarter. Top Featured Tags: – Texas News, – Business Press Release Distribution Service

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Steelcase showroom, White Rhino Coffee flagship location, IT firm land in new Victory Park high-rise

See what companies have snagged leases in the prominent new Victory Park building. Top Featured Tags: – Texas News, – Business Press Release Distribution Service

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Eatzi’s CEO has an appetite to saturate the Texas market

It’s all about finding the perfect site, Romo said while discussing where the European market-style eatery will open next. Top Featured Tags: – Texas News, – Business Press Release Distribution Service

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Common Invoice Payment Terms and How to Write Them

Invoice payment terms are essential for several reasons. They impact everything from the strength of business relationships to cash management. Specific payment terms are an integral part of financial management.  They even tell businesses when they can expect to have money coming in so they can budget and plan their finances. Read this guide for…

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Upwork Launches New AI Innovations and Solutions for Easier Hiring and Working

Upwork announced a new set of tools and partnerships designed to transform how companies and freelancers hire and work. This announcement was made during the first edition of Upwork Updates: Spring 2024, a semi-annual product showcase. The highlight of this Spring’s update is Uma, the new AI developed by Upwork. Built on advanced language models…

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California Law Banning “Junk Fees” Will Drive Restaurant Prices Even Higher

California’s restaurant scene is bracing for another financial hit this summer when a new law is set to shake up menu prices.  Fox Business reports that following the recent increase in the state’s minimum wage to $20, fast-food chains have already adjusted their pricing. Now, with a new law targeting “junk fees” slated to take effect…

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Southwest Airlines legend Colleen Barrett dies at 79

Barrett served as president of the Dallas-based airline for more than five years and was the highest-ranking woman in the commercial airline industry at the time, the company said. Top Featured Tags: – Business, – Texas News Press Release Distribution Service

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Southwest named most satisfying basic economy airline in JD Power survey

For the third consecutive year, Southwest Airlines Co. ranked highest in customer satisfaction in the basic economy segment of the J.D. Power North America Airline Satisfaction Study. Check out where others ranked in this story and learn more about the research findings. Top Featured Tags: – Business, – Texas News Press Release Distribution Service

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$850M redevelopment plan near Fort Worth’s Cultural District wins zoning commission OK

The Fort Worth Zoning Commission unanimously voted May 8 in favor of rezoning 11.45 acres along Tillar Street, west of downtown Cowtown, for a potential mixed-use development. In all, around 2 million square feet of office, residential and hospitality space could rise in a central part of Fort Worth. Billionaire businessman and philanthropist Robert Bass…

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Small Businesses Owe $59 Billion in Fees After Defaulting on COVID Recovery Loans

For many businesses that struggled during the COVID-19 pandemic, Small Business Administration loans provided an essential lifeline. But now, thousands of businesses that accepted these loans have defaulted. And they owe a total of $59 billion in late fees, according to a recent report from the Wall Street Journal. During the pandemic, the SBA loaned…

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Labor Dept. Eliminates Trump Association Health Plans

The U.S. Department of Labor rolled back a Trump-era rule that lets self-employed individuals and small businesses purchase cheaper association health plans. The plans did not fully comply with Affordable Care Act requirements. Small business owners and entrepreneurs benefiting from cheaper association health plans will soon lose their more affordable options. As reported by Bloomberg,…

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Tax Preparer Sentenced After Filing 900+ False Income Tax Returns

A Chicago-area tax preparer has been sentenced to one year and one day in prison for preparing and filing over 900 false income tax returns. The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) said this has resulted in a loss of $1.3 million. Vervia Watts, a resident of Lansing, Illinois, operated a tax preparation business in Illinois and…

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Fort Worth largest park could get $170M in improvements

The Fort Worth City Council is preparing to approve a new $170 million master plan to revitalize the park, with the goal of making it a regional destination for trails, sports and recreation. Top Featured Tags: – Business, – Texas News Press Release Distribution Service

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Pioneer executives get big payday from Exxon Mobil deal

Former CEO Scott Sheffield and other executives were in line to receive a total $141.4 million in so-called “golden parachute” payments in connection with the transaction, according to an April 29 filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Read on to get the details on the big payday. Top Featured Tags: – Business, – Texas…

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Prime Data Centers eyes Garland for potential site

California-based data center operator and developer Prime Data Centers was founded in 2017 and has two facilities in Dallas. Top Featured Tags: – Texas News, – Business Press Release Distribution Service

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Trump Era Tax Cut Could Become Permanent

Business leaders want a Trump-era tax cut benefitting small businesses to become permanent. The cut sunsets in 2025 unless Congress votes to extend it. However, President Joe Biden vows he will veto such legislation if it ever comes to him for signature. “Now, President Biden’s Budget will cut taxes for working families and lower deficits…

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Restaurant additions boost retail district at The Star in Frisco to nearly fully leased

The Star is known as HQ for the Dallas Cowboys of the NFL. But in recent years it’s evolved into much more, including a leading retail destination. Recent leases mean it’s almost completely full on that front. Read this story to learn more about the strategy behind the deals and read about the latest additions…

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