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Business

At Parkland Health, the End of Subjective Surgery

Artificial intelligence is helping trauma surgery teams make data-based decisions about when to operate at Dallas County's safety net hospital.
David Droese and Lance Raney
Architecture & Design

A New Monograph From Droese Raney Celebrates Dallas Design

The architecture and interior design firm has changed the face of the city by creating modern landmarks, from Forty Five Ten to José.
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Commercial Real Estate

What to Watch: Top DFW Real Estate Projects to Keep an Eye On in 2024

Transformative developments are underway throughout the region, from the Dallas Convention Center downtown to Legacy Hills in Celina.
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Publications

Revisiting the Archives: Real Men of Style Have Always Turned to D Magazine

Just take a look back at our March 1977 issue on "The Beautification of the Dallas Male."
McKinney Knittery
Shopping & Fashion

Needlework Is the New Craft Craze

Cross-stitch, needlepoint, knitting, and crocheting have seduced a new generation that's desperate to disconnect.
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Things to Do in Dallas

Things To Do in Dallas This Weekend

How to enjoy local arts, culture, food, fitness, and more in Dallas.
By D Magazine
Samantha Mabry
Books

Samantha Mabry’s New Novel Gets Dark

The author isn't sure anyone will like Clever Creatures of the Night. (Spoiler: they will.)
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Dallas 500

Meet the Dallas 500: Margot Carter, Cien.ai

The CEO of Cien.ai and president of Living Mountain Capital talks about the startup ecosystem in DFW, generative AI, and more.
Bacari Tabu
Publications

Oak Lawn’s Bacari Tabu Has Great Music and Even Better Tapas

Julian Barsotti's latest concept is a revamped jazz bar with elevated fare and cool cocktails that take center stage.
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Business

How a Bowl of Pho Saved the Life of Zalat Pizza’s CEO During the Vietnam War

Khanh Nugyen, who has his sights site on aggressive expansion and eventually taking Zalat Pizza public, shares how his family made it from Vietnam to America.
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