D CEO May-June 2012
Cover Story
How CEO Rich Templeton is Reinventing Texas Instruments
He’s betting big on a new direction for one of the world’s leading semiconductor companies. Indications are that the wager is paying off.
Features
JPS Gets Healthier
Under CEO Robert Earley, the hospital system put its recent troubled past behind it.
The Top Corporate Finance Pros in Dallas-Fort Worth
This year’s honorees help keep their companies on track—and in the black.
Business
Staffelbach Takes on Office Furniture
He’s achieved acclaim as an interior designer; now, at age 72, he’s taking on a new challenge.
Business
Breakfast With: Karen Katz of Neiman Marcus
The legendary retail company’s president and CEO looks to a bright future online.
Politics
Deregulation’s Flip Side
With Texas’ oh-so-light hand regarding insurance, the state’s consumers are getting squeezed.
Real Estate
Downtown Dallas Shifts North
As tenants migrate to newer, more efficient space in Uptown and the Arts District, what will become of buildings in the urban core?
Business
Business Lunch: Oak
The Dallas Design District scores yet another stylish and delicious destination.
Law
The IRS Gets Tough on Employers
Seeking more revenue, the taxman is more closely policing which employees can and can’t be called independent contractors.
Also in This Issue
Other articles of interest in our May-June 2012 edition.
