D CEO June 2006

Investor Laurence Briggs gives local start-ups an extra boost.

Preston Road and Northwest Highway make up the busiest banking intersection in Dallas.

Ditch the coat and grab a knife and apron.

Chi-town can be your kind of town with happening hotels, fancy eateries, and fun festivities.

Craig Rosengarden has more watches than wrist space to wear them.

The pocket squares your suits are lacking.

Lessons learned from an editor who has started his fair share of publications.

The Museum of Nature & Science’s Nicole Small talks about challenges, triumps, and babies.

Much of North Texas sits atop a gold mine of natural gas. A new breed of wildcatters like Trevor Rees-Jones and independents like him stand to make millions, if not billions. Here’s how.

Craig Hall built an office park in a far north suburb no one had heard of and invests where few others dare tread.

Real estate consultant John Amend likes bowling. A lot. So much so that he built four lanes in his Mount Vernon-style mansion on White Rock Lake. And so much so that he started an Executive Bowling League for other CEOs who love to roll.

Too Often, investor sentiment determines a company’s success more than sound fundamentals. Welcome to behavorial finance.

Your timepiece says much more about you than, “You’re late”.

Entrepreneur Glen Agritelley gave Addison a wine bar, Dallas women a clothing boutique, and Toy Orbison a fitting tribute.