D CEO December 2012
Cover Story
CEO of the Year: Nolan Ryan
Listening skills, integrity, and hard work are the hallmarks of the Texas Rangers legend, recognized by DFW business leaders for his accomplishments in 2012.
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Features
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A Chinese Connection For Dallas
Ray Sun makes China work for North Texas business.
By Barry Shlachter
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Dallas-Fort Worth CEO Survey 2012: Slow Train to Recovery
This year’s poll conducted by SMU Cox Business School finds local business leaders a little more optimistic.
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The Best Business Lunches in Dallas
From backyard barbeque to refined soufflés, we present the top tables for your next midday power meal.
By Todd Johnson
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Breakfast With: David Weinreb
The real estate investor and CEO of The Howard Hughes Corporation swears by his favorite morning shake.
By Jason Heid
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Computing’s Old Guard Tackles Big Data
Richardson-based Convey Computer has high-tech veterans prepared to work heroics.
By Phil Harvey
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The Adventures of Dary Stone
The Dallas commercial real estate exec’s career path has meandered through politics, banking, finance, and education. Here’s what’s next.
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Why Dallas County’s Class Divide Hurts the Economy
The growing chasm between the wealthy and the poor may be responsible for the sluggish recovery.
By Steve Kaskovich
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Meet the CEO: Mark Speese of Rent-a-Center
He says the key to his success is a ‘tremendous passion’ for the business.
By Glenda Vosburgh
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RedBumper Revs Up Car Sales
CEO Bruce Thompson sees big potential in the McKinney-based company’s technology.
By Karen Nielsen
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Business Lunch: Rosemont
Good and tasty things come in small packages at this Deep Ellum gem.
By Todd Johnson
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The Innovations of Fusion Packaging
Companies like Mary Kay rush to the “airless” designs of the Dallas-based company.
By Karen Nielsen
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Why You Need to Know Larry Kanter
The founder of Kanter Financial Forensics can help settle disputes.
By Leslie Mann Lynch