One of the world’s largest tire makers is set to build a new $69 million facility in southern Fort Worth. Continental Tire is beginning work on a new 752,000-square-foot space. The project is being reviewed and work is set to finish in early 2026, according to the city’s development services department.
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The Container Store is set for a reverse-stock split later today after investors and shoppers soured on the retailer. The Coppell-based company plans a 15-for-1 split with shares set to trade under the new arrangement starting Wednesday, according to a regulatory filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission. In May, the retailer revealed a non-compliance notification by the New York Stock Exchange after its average closing price was less than $1 over a consecutive 30 trading-day period. A reverse stock split was an option to address the issue, it said at the time. By Brian Womack #containerstore #SEC #reversestocksplit
Container Store readies reverse stock split after revealing delisting notice, sales declines
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It's been said that everything's bigger in Texas, but your dinner bill doesn't have to be one of those things. The cost of dining out has increased over the years. Menu prices are up 4.1% in the last 12 months. Readers asked our food team for some budget-friendly ideas for dining out in D-FW. Here's our guide to eating well without breaking the bank. #restaurants
12 budget-friendly restaurants in North Texas
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Élephante, a coastal Italian restaurant that started in Santa Monica, California, and Little Ruby’s, an all-day cafe from New York City, are expected to open at the 23Springs office development at Cedar Springs Road and Maple Avenue. By Sarah Blaskovich #Business #Restaurant #Food
2 restaurants — one upscale, one casual — to open in Uptown Dallas high-rise
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Elliott Investment Management, the activist investor aggressively pushing for change at Dallas-based Southwest Airlines, says it now has control of the required 10% of shares needed to call a special shareholder meeting. By Alexandra Skores #Business #Southwest #Airlines
Elliott reaches 10% stake in Southwest Airlines, enough to call shareholder meeting
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The historic home of a former Texas governor is on the market with a price tag of nearly $9 million. Built in the late 1950s, the landmark estate in Houston’s River Oaks neighborhood once belonged to John B. Connally Jr., the 39th governor of Texas and 61st U.S. Secretary of the Treasury. By Nick Wooten #realestate #texas #houston
This home of a former Texas governor hit the market for nearly $9 million
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The $100 million project, One Rangers Way, located at 1200 Nolan Ryan Expressway was developed by Maryland-based The Cordish Companies and the Texas Rangers. It’s expected to open January 2025 and is a five-minute walk from Globe Life Field and Texas Live!, making it the perfect location for the self-proclaimed ‘prince.’ By Irving Mejia-Hilario #DallasHousing #DallasRealEstate #TexasRangers #OneRangersWay
One Rangers Way and the rise of luxurious sports-infused residencies
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Texas electricity regulators picked 17 companies Thursday that will move forward with government-financed natural gas power plants. Public utility commissioners approved the proposals for fossil fuel power plants capable of generating enough electricity to power 2.4 million homes. If the companies prove their projects are viable, they will receive 3% loans from the taxpayer-funded Texas Energy Fund.
Texas regulators give initial approval to $5.4 billion in loans for gas power plants
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Dallas-Fort Worth will experience heavy traffic on area roads heading into this Labor Day weekend. U.S. travel is expected to be up 9% over last year, according to AAA. The Texas Department of Transportation expects Fort Worth and Dallas areas to see heavy congestion Thursday evening and throughout Friday. Traffic on Interstate 35 will peak from 4–8 p.m. Thursday evening.
Labor Day weekend traffic jams are about to start. Here’s which roads to avoid and when
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Fireside Pies in Grapevine closes after dinner on Saturday. The Grapevine location was the last remaining restaurant in this series of pizza shops that had expanded over 20 years from Dallas’ Henderson Avenue to many parts of North Texas, including Plano, Fort Worth and Grapevine. Owner Golden Tree Restaurants, which also operates Golden Chick, Jalapeno Tree and Texadelphia restaurants, said Fireside Pies never recovered from the COVID-19 pandemic.
Why North Texas’ final Fireside Pies to close
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