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Niecy Nash, Shangela, Bobby Berk, and Todrick Hall Join Star-Studded Black Tie Dinner
Plus: Craig and Kathryn Hall honored for visionary leadership; six trailblazers inducted into the 2021 Texas Women’s Hall of Fame; and more.
Government & Law
Brands’ Advocacy Dilemma: When to Weigh in on Tough Conversations
Texas' laws often force companies to balance public opinion, social pressure, employee voice, and the bottom line when taking a stance.
Business
Record-Breaking $66 Million Raised on North Texas Giving Day
Plus: SMU Launches $1.5 Billion Fundraising Campaign, United Way of Metropolitan Dallas Announces $1.4 Million in Donations, and more.
Commercial Real Estate
Behind the Design of Downtown’s Hottest New Destination: AT&T Discovery District
Gensler's Dallas team had no frame of reference when it came to creating an urban headquarters with rich public amenities. Here's how they approached it.
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Finalists Announced: D CEO’s Nonprofit and Corporate Citizenship Awards 2021
In a year that called for extraordinary service, these organizations and leaders stood out.
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A Recent History of Business in Dallas: D CEO at 15
I spent about a month reading all 144 issues D CEO has published since its launch in May 2006.
Commercial Real Estate
Will the Next Decade of Commercial Real Estate in Dallas Be as Promising as the Last?
Transwestern executive Billy Gannon plays the game of "what if" to imagine what the next decade will look like.
Business
Meet the Dallas 500: Gibson Dunn’s Rob Walters
The trial lawyer litigated many multi-billion dollar disputes, including the Department of Justice’s antitrust challenge to AT&T’s $106 billion acquisition of Time Warner.
Business
Meet The CEO Fighting Dallas’ Human Trafficking Problem
Diana Mao plans to leverage existing relationships with Gap, Fossil, AT&T, and Sephora and is in talks with leaders at Neiman Marcus, Southwest Airlines, and Hilti.
Business
D CEO Editors’ Favorite Business Stories of 2020
It was a year unlike any other, and that was reflected in the team’s coverage, both in print and online.