D CEO October 2011
Cover Story
Trevor Rees-Jones: The Wildcatter
He left a law career to search for oil and gas on a speculative basis, and once drilled 17 dry holes in a row. He never gave up, though, and today he’s a multibillionaire “throwback” to the great Texas energy legends.
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Features
Publications
Bill Shaddock’s Lessons From Orange
Growing up in a small Gulf Coast town, the real estate developer learned how to persevere and prevail against bigger rivals.
By Thomas Korosec
Publications
The Coolest Offices in Dallas-Fort Worth
From Fountain Place to JPMorgan Chase Tower, North Texas is known for its striking office architecture. But the interiors of our workspaces are pretty stellar, too.
By Harrison Smith
Business
Breakfast With: Robert Shapard of Oncor
The energy distribution company’s chairman and CEO calmly deals with a year of trying weather.
By Jason Heid
Business
How Cloud Computing Lets Companies Do More
And, just as importantly, waste less.
By Phil Harvey
Commercial Real Estate
Jack Matthews: Formidable Developer
Don’t let his quiet, down-to-earth demeanor fool you. He’s behind some of North America’s most impressive projects.
Publications
Business Lunch: Malai Kitchen
Authentic Asian fare with a stylish West Village twist awaits.
By Todd Johnson
Publications
Why Mark Cuban is the Best Owner in Sports
The Dallas Mavericks’ biggest fan shakes up more than basketball.
By Mitchell Schnurman
Publications
Also in This Issue
Other articles of interest in our October 2011 edition.
By D Magazine