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D CEO April 2008

Cover Story

ClubCorp’s Extreme Makeover

Once family-owned, Dallas’ venerable ClubCorp Inc. was taken over in 2006 by a Colorado private-equity firm. Here’s what the new ownership has meant for the iconic company’s employees, members, properties-and bottom line.
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Columbus

Ohio’s state capital offers a mix of funky boroughs, swanky hotels, and cutting-edge restaurants.

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Avoiding an E-Catastrophe

New rules and trends make electronically stored information a potential legal minefield for corporate CEOs.
By John G. Browning
Profiles

Bill Swisher

The Dallas Safari Club’s Bill Swisher helps preserve wildlife.
By Ashleigh Falk
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Business

Business Lunch: The Fish Restaurant and Sushi Bar

Fans of both the raw and the cooked will devour this tranquil West Village sushi spot.
By Todd Johnson
Business

Carlos Sepulveda

Interstate Batteries chief executive Carlos Sepulveda talks bagging groceries, building fences, and bicycling.
By Angela Stout
Publications

Clearing the Air

A unique group called Texas Business for Clean Air is helping Dallas-Fort Worth tackle its smog problem.
By Crayton Webb
Publications

Local TV Revenue Shifts to Early-Morning News Shows

Once shunned as a second-class by the prime-time heavyweights, TV’s early-morning news programs are gaining viewers and respect.
By Ed Bark
Publications

Private Practices

Private-equity firms are on the hot seat these days. But is the knock on them justified?
Publications

Putting Drug Safety on Trial

Lynn Van Dermark, CEO of MedTrials Inc., is precise, focused, and driven, and she has to be. Big money rides on the work done by her Dallas company, whose tests help decide which new drugs and technologies get a green light from the FDA.
By Wendy Lyons Sunshine
Business

Steel’s Sam Walton

An Indian-born entrepreneur capitalizes on the energy market.

By Jennifer Warren
Business

Top-Notch Gear For Your Hunting Trip

Arm yourself with the best gear before your next hunting trip.

By Ashleigh Falk
Publications

Twenty Years of FightNight

It’s been a signature event for two decades-a no-holds-barred celebration of the commercial-property world complete with cigars, celebrities, boxing, and high-end cars. But the Real Estate Council Foundation’s FightNight also has a serious purpose: raising millions of dollars for North Texans who are most in need.
By Trey Garrison
Business

What Happened to Dallas’ Hard Rock Cafe?

A familiar storyline casts Brett Landes in the role of “evil developer.”

By Trey Garrison
Business

You Need To Know: Mike Zack

Mike Zach is a champion networker.

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