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Restaurant Reviews

By D Magazine | 25 years ago Places to Meet & Eat: Our Critics’ Picks

MARKET REPORT The Executives Guide to TELECOMMUNICATIONS

By ERIN J. HENDERSON & A.E. MCGILL | 25 years ago With the speed of information transfer increasing exponentially, here’s how to keep pace in the Dallas-Fort Worth market.

Maybe There Is a Music Scene in Dallas

By Elizabeth Burnett | 25 years ago A piece of the Austin music-biz machine has quietly packed up and moved north.

MEDIA NOTES The News? Business Coverage Misses a Beat

By D Magazine | 25 years ago

On the Town

By D Magazine | 25 years ago What to Do & Where to Go: Our Selective Guide

OUT FRONT You Asked For It

By WICK ALLISON | 25 years ago Our new magazine tracks region’s business dynamic.

PEOPLE HAIL AND FAREWELL

By D Magazine | 25 years ago A world-renowned business leader. A beautiful movie star and gracious philanthropist. A novelist with an eye for the dark, political thriller. They all touched the world in a unique way. Others were known in smaller circles. We say goodbye to 31 significant people who left us in 1996.

PEROT’S PARTNERS

By JIM HENDERSON | 25 years ago When Mort Meyerson was looking for a partner to run Perot Systems, be knew be needed an entrepreneur. IBM’s most unlBMisb executive was the man for the job.

Preservation Dallas Takes Intown Neighborhoods Online

By Dawn McMullam | 25 years ago

LUXURY HOMES Colleyville-The Highland Park of the Mid-Cities

By SALLY GIDDENS STEPHENSON | 25 years ago

SPORTS Triple Play

By DAVE SORTER | 25 years ago The 1996 Rangers made it to the playoffs, into the hardened hearts of long-suffering fans, and into the black. The seasons most crucial innings, though, were played in the Rangers’ front office three years ago.

STRATEGIES SELLING THE CITY

By SARA PETERSON | 25 years ago How do local companies in highly competitive industries lure top guns into the market?

STYLE THE SHORT OF IT

By KIMBERLY GOAD | 25 years ago

THE FAST LANE RETURN OF THE PRIVATE JET

By D Magazine | 25 years ago For a growing number of local companies, private aircraft make for smart business.

THE LAW THE WISDOM of BOONE

By D Magazine | 25 years ago Thought for food from one of Dallas’ best-loved barristers.

Visitor Information

By D Magazine | 25 years ago Things You Need to Know; How to Get Around

Why Oil Doesn’t Matter (So Much) Anymore

By D Magazine | 25 years ago Although business is booming in the oil field, we don’t seem to care-at least not like we used to.

YESTERDAY Back on Track

By TOM PEELER | 25 years ago

Exploring Dallas & Fort Worth

By D Magazine | 25 years ago Where to Shop, Play & Stay

BEST & WORST 1996

By D Magazine | 25 years ago

BOOMZONES NORTHERN EXPOSURE

By ERIN J. HENDERSON | 25 years ago As North Texas’ growth continues, will Frisco become the next Plano?

CENTRALLY LOCATED

By D Magazine | 25 years ago Businesses gripe about ongoing construction mess.

D Dallas/Fort Worth CityGuide JANUARY 1997

By D Magazine | 25 years ago

DINING OUT NEW RESTAURANT REVIEWS Deep Sushi’s Food Leaves Diners Deeply Satisfied

By D Magazine | 25 years ago Also: Isola Goto and City Cafe To Go

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By D Magazine | 25 years ago

EDITOR’S NOTE

By Mike Orren | 25 years ago

EVERYTHING I THOUGHT I KNEW ABOUT LEADERSHIP IS WRONG

By MORT MEYERSON | 25 years ago

A Closer Look STOCK SHOW 101: A Celebration of the West

By D Magazine | 25 years ago

False Alarm

By D Magazine | 25 years ago Church council sparks racial controversy and gets burned.

FAMILIES A PARENT’S GUIDE TO Summer Camps

By MARY CANDACE EVANS | 25 years ago The rite of passage known as summer camp has taken a beating from social change. But there are still plenty of places to sing "Kum Ba Yah"-and make the first baby steps toward the right sorority and a head start on career networking.

FOOD & DRINK

By D Magazine | 25 years ago OUR MONTHLY MENU OF TRENDS & TIDBITS

Getting Oriented in Dallas & Fort Worth

By D Magazine | 25 years ago

HERITAGE THE ART OF THE (HANDSHAKE) DEAL

By TOM PEELER | 25 years ago Some of the biggest deals in Dallas history were clinched without a contract.

InvestiGATED

By D Magazine | 25 years ago Chit-chat with guards breaks ice-and opens gates.

LETTERS

By D Magazine | 25 years ago
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