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How Glenn Beck Became a Master of Media

By Glenn Hunter | 4 years ago EY's Entrepreneur of the Year program honors the founder and CEO of Mercury Radio Arts.

How Doug Parker Has Transformed American Airlines

By Jeff Bounds | 4 years ago The carrier's chairman and CEO is among EY's Entrepreneurs of the Year for 2015.

The Walt Disney of Dallas

By Thomas Korosec | 4 years ago He runs Dallas Summer Musicals, produces Tony Award-winning Broadway shows, and consults for entertainment projects worldwide. Here’s what keeps Michael Jenkins center stage and in the spotlight.

Dallas-Fort Worth Entrepreneurs of the Year 2015

By Jeff Bounds, Glenn Hunter, Karen Nielsen, and Glenda Vosburgh | 4 years ago It’s onward and upward for the finalists in this year’s EY awards program.

Why You Need to Know Yvette Ostolaza

By Karen Nielsen | 4 years ago The managing partner of the Dallas office of Sidley Austin LLP is someone you might want on your side in court.

Lunch With D CEO: Charlie Keegan

By Michael J. Mooney | 4 years ago The president and CEO of Main Event Entertainment talks luxury bowling.

‘The Only Way to Fly’ Is … a Luxury Bus?

By Glenn Hunter | 4 years ago On the road to Austin with Vonlane, which targets busy execs looking to stay productive while traveling.

Meet the CEO: Todd Fiscus

By Jenna Peck | 4 years ago The chief creative officer of Todd Events is known for throwing over-the-top parties.

How CEOs Get in Shape

By Tom Stephenson | 4 years ago If you’re a stressed top exec aiming to go from flab to fab, one of these four fitness approaches could be just what the doctor ordered.

My Passion: Gail Cooksey

By Liz Johnstone | 4 years ago The president and CEO of Cooksey Communications indulges her artistic side.

5 Handsome Timepieces

By Hamilton Hedrick | 4 years ago For executives looking to avoid trendy, connected smart watches, these alternatives offer subtlety instead.

Auto Review: Bentley Flying Spur V8

By Glenn Hunter | 4 years ago Yes, this ride will impress your date.

The Medicaid Waiver Standoff

By Matt Goodman | 4 years ago Another fight with the feds could jeopardize billions of dollars to provide healthcare for Dallas County’s poor.

The Proving Ground

By John G. Browning | 4 years ago When it comes to beefing up their in-house legal teams, more corporations are taking a “grow your own” approach.

Corporate Cowboys

By Steve Kaskovich | 4 years ago For high-achieving business executives, cutting horses provide another way to compete—and escape.

The Secret Behind DFW’s Job-Creating Machine

By W. Michael Cox and Richard Alm | 4 years ago The degree of labor-market freedom here tops the nation’s 25 biggest metros—and results in a robust employment climate.

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