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Business Briefs
Energy Transfer to Acquire Crestwood Equity Partners for $7.1 Billion
Plus: Honey Homes—the Uber of home maintenance—expands reach to Dallas; The Rainier Companies establishes new development company; and more.
Law
Everything You Need to Know About Kelcy Warren’s Defamation Suit Against Beto O’Rourke
A Twitter user named Sabretooth Nietzsche breaks it down like a fraction.
Business
Meet the Dallas 500: Energy Transfer’s Thomas Long
The longtime executive has taken the reins as co-CEO of the midstream energy company co-founded by Kelcy Warren.
Energy Industry
Photo Recap: D CEO’s Oil & Gas Awards 2019
Our second annual program honored outstanding leaders in energy.
Awards
The Winners of D CEO’s 2019 Oil & Gas Awards
Honoring leaders and innovators in energy’s upstream, midstream, services, and finance sectors.
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Local News
Dallas’ Robert E. Lee Statue Has Landed at Black Jack’s Crossing Near Terlingua
The general rides near the Texas-Mexico border.
Law
Podcast: Bill Holston Talks Human Rights and Donald Trump
The executive director of Human Rights Initiative of North Texas has some thoughts about America.
Media
What’s on Evan Smith’s Whiteboard?
Over at The Future of News, they've got a video of Evan Smith talking about the future of news. Smith is the co-founder and editor in chief of The Texas Tribune. Super smart guy. The video is nearly four minutes long. I haven't been able to find the time to watch it all the way through yet. What immediately caught my eye, though, is the whiteboard sitting behind Smith at his desk. Presumably this board normally occupies a space above crotch level in Smith's office, so that writing on it wouldn't require crouching or getting on one's knees. Then along came the The Future of News folks, and Smith put the board on the floor, where he thought it was out of site. But no! We can see it! And there in the corner are several names of people who either live in Dallas or have Dallas ties. I can make out the following: Kelcy Warren, Trevor Rees-Jones, Al Hill Jr., Kenny Troutt, Lisa Blue Baron, Harlan Crow, and Ross Perot Jr. Is this a list of all the people who have not been in Smith's kitchen? Fundraising targets for The Texas Tribune?
We ask, dear FrontBurnervians. You decide.