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Business

How the Region’s Top Innovators Are Using AI and ML to Solve Business Challenges

Five industry pioneers share their strategies for ushering in the new Machine Age.
By Jeff Bounds
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Research

$20 Million in CPRIT Cancer Research Funds Heading to North Texas

UT Dallas received $6 million to recruit an established researcher from the University of Rochester.
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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.
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Finalists Announced: D CEO’s Financial Executives Awards 2021

The program honors outstanding CFOs and other finance executives at public companies, private companies, nonprofit organizations, and public-sector entities.
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D CEO Award Programs

We Are in The Golden Age of Innovation

Meet the changemakers who are disrupting business in Dallas-Fort Worth—and beyond.
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Publications

My Roots: Bhavani Thuraisingham

The executive director of the Cyber Security Research and Education Institute at the University of Texas is considered one of the most accomplished experts in the nation.
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Arts & Entertainment

CentralTrak Is Dead, Long Live CentralTrak

The city's only artist residency is long gone. Its former director says that tells you a lot about the relationship between Dallas' artists and its institutions.
By Christopher Mosley
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Politics & Government

James Carville and Mary Matalin Finally Agree About Something: Donna Brazile Didn’t Do Anything Wrong

"Odd couple" of politics dissects 2016 presidential election at the University of Texas at Dallas.
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Business

Event Aims to Inspire DISD Students to Attend College

Sophomores, juniors attend College and Career Fair at University of Texas at Dallas.
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Local News

UTA Grad Speaks Out on Her Ebola Quarantine

Hickox is now at her home Ft. Kent, Maine. Earlier this morning, she appeared on the Today Show and Good Morning America, telling Matt Lauer that she was “appalled by these home quarantine policies that have forced upon me.”
By Ali Finney
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