D CEO September 2018
Cover Story
An American Tale
Now sitting atop their own successful business ventures, three formerly undocumented immigrants are committed to spreading the wealth.
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Features
Business
Fort Worth Is Trying To Escape Dallas’ Shadow
The inside story of how stakeholders are coming together with plans to capture and sustain economic development in the city where the West begins.
By Julia Bunch
Business
The Good Karma of Arun Agarwal
The India-born CEO of a half-billion-dollar Dallas-based home-textile company has survived some ups and downs by treating others fairly and following his own instincts.
By Glenn Hunter
Publications
How Beto & Son Became Trinity Groves’ Top Grossing Concept
The restaurant boasts the incubator’s youngest restaurateur and locally sourced Mexican food. It’s a hit.
By Madeline Fry
Health & Medicine
What Parkland’s Chief Medical Officer Learned Helping His Native Puerto Rico
After Hurricane Maria, Parkland Chief Medical Officer Roberto de la Cruz spent three months on sabbatical in his native Puerto Rico.
By Shawn Shinneman
Business
These Cities Are Where Latino-Owned Businesses Fare Best In North Texas
Hispanics aiming to start a company in North Texas should start with these municipalities.
By Danielle Abril
Business
D CEO’s 2018 Latino Business Award Winners
From serving the public to building a restaurant into a local institution, these Latino business leaders make Dallas a better place.
Health & Medicine
Inside the Alleged Pharma Scheme at Dallas’ Medoc Health Services
Sources describe a complicated system that left patients with piles of pills and creams they didn’t need, while executives cashed in—to the detriment of the healthcare system.
By Shawn Shinneman
Business
Rethinking Dallas’ Attraction to the Automobile
Opportunities abound for forward-thinkers who can help rapidly-growing Dallas-Fort Worth address its transportation problems without relying so heavily on cars.
Business
Will the Red Bird Redevelopment Actually Work?
The success of Peter Brodsky’s subsidized re-do of Southwest Center Mall will depend on whether he can make retail work.
By Thomas Korosec