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Pharmaceuticals
Mark Cuban: Business Is How We Teach Washington What Works
At the Dallas Regional Chamber's annual meeting, he discussed how his pharmaceutical company is doing to drug prices what government regulation has been unable to do.
By Will Maddox

Pharmaceuticals
Mark Cuban’s Drug Company Has Entered the Employer Market
Cost Plus is partnering with a pharmacy benefit manager emphasizing transparency.
By Will Maddox

Business Briefs
Flix North America Launches With Dallas Headquarters, Will Operate Greyhound
Plus: Greyhound's Dave Leach set to retire at year's end; Mark Cuban to appear in the podcast industry's largest trade show; and more.
By Ben Swanger and Suzanne Crow

Pharmaceuticals
Why Mark Cuban Put His Name on a Drug Company
The Dallas Mavericks owner has launched and funded wildly successful ventures over the years. But this time, it’s not about the money.
By Will Maddox

Sports
Major League Rugby Inks Largest Partnership in League History
The six-year-old league will leverage NFTs by NuArca Labs to grow fandom leading up to the U.S.-hosted 2031 Men's Rugby World Cup.
By Ben Swanger
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In the Mavericks’ Front Office, Nobody Wins
An attempt to understand the Donnie Nelson-Dallas Mavericks imbroglio.

Digital Edition
Now Available: D CEO’s Digital Edition March 2022
This issue features our Commercial Real Estate Annual which honors Roger Staubach, how the military careers of some of the region's most influential leaders shape their business strategies, a feature on Duro Hospitality, and more.
By D CEO Staff

Innovation Awards
78 North Texans Who Are Shaping the Future
Get to know the finalists in the 2022 Innovation Awards, brought to you by D CEO and Dallas Innovates. Winners will be revealed Jan. 12.

Business
Mark Cuban, Dallas Mavericks, and City Leaders Get Candid About Systemic Racism
"Courageous Conversations" event was called to give team personnel and others a chance to speak about their experiences.

Business
Mark Cuban Hires Undercover Shoppers to Assess Business Safety During Reopening
The Mavericks owner sent shoppers to around 300 stores. The result? “Not Good.”
By Peter Simek