The changes are part of a mix-and-match that occurs as Southwest fine-tunes where it flies with local demand and connections as it expands its Dallas Love Field operations after the Wright Amendment's expiration.
Dallas Love Field real estate market ready to take off after airport upgrades
The improvements, along with the end of the Wright amendment, are drawing developers’ interest in the surrounding area.
Exxon reports rising profits, despite low oil prices
Exxon Mobil recorded $8.1 billion in profits in the third quarter despite a steep drop in the price of crude since July.
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Energy-related exports keep Texas tops among states for overseas sales.
Exxon reports rising profits, despite low oil prices
Exxon Mobil recorded $8.1 billion in profits in the third quarter despite a steep drop in the price of crude since July.
Del Frisco’s trades Far North Dallas home for Uptown project
The steakhouse will be the lead retail tenant in Crescent Real Estate Holdings’new McKinney & Olive development.
Lenders are taking fewer Dallas-area homes through foreclosure
Lenders have foreclosed on about 25 percent fewer Dallas-area homes in the last year, according to a new report by CoreLogic Inc.
Tuesday Morning posts strong 10 percent sales gain
The Dallas-based retailer cuts its losses in half as it heads into the holiday quarter, its biggest of the year.
Silicon Valley star offers his view of the world
Peter Thiel, who founded PayPal in 1998, can be controversial. He’s the guy handing out $100,000 grants to keep kids out of college.
PhotoMath, the app that does your math homework, tops iTunes charts
A new app that can solve complicated math problems has jumped to the top of Apple’s app store, though what the company touts as tutoring tool might also be a cheater’s best friend.
Chef John Tesar plans 'authentic' Italian restaurant in D-FW
Celebrity chef John Tesar was short on details Thursday night on his newest D-FW venture.
$500M lawsuit claims Kimberly-Clark falsely claimed surgical gowns protected against Ebola
The suit, filed Wednesday in federal court, says the company continued to claim the gowns provided the highest level of protection against diseases including Ebola despite knowing the product had failed impermeability tests.
