D CEO September 2010

The founder and chairman of Hodges Capital Management talks stocks.

When the financial industry crisis left Greg Hall jobless, he launched Slix.

The creator of Twin Peaks and Rockfish eateries talks up his many new ventures over a few bites of lemon pound cake.

Superbly stylish and with enough power to rival most vehicles on the road, this Caddy earns our seal of approval.

This fund sheds the conventional approach to philanthropy by using a venture-capitalist model.

But convincing Dallasites that the orchestra is relevant and worthy is no easy job.

As the economy continues sputtering, complaints about abusive third-party tactics are on the rise.

A controversial radioactive waste facility, a chemical plant, and philanthropic endeavors are addressed.

The co-chair of Main Street Garden hopes the open space is a place everyone wants to go.

The co-founder of Darling Homes (along with two other brothers) is an avid philanthropist.

The plan was deceptively simple: cut costs and grow same-store sales.

Suave, sophisticated, and deliciously inventive, this hotel restaurant is a cut above standard Dallas steakhouses.

In commercial real estate these days it’s about walking away unscathed, with the ability to buy properties in the future.

The Meadows Foundation leases each Victorian house to a philanthropic business—for free.

The CEO of the Business Council for the Arts is merging art and economic development.