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Retail gas prices in both Texas and the entire United States have declined by 3 cents this week. AAA Texas said that the statewide price at the pump slipped to $3.45 per gallon.
General Motors needs 9 million parts to repair the millions of cars that it has recalled since February 7. The situation has frustrated drivers who face waits with unsafe cars.
Nintendo isn't allowing gamers to play as gay characters in an upcoming life simulator game. This follows a social media campaign launched by fans seeking virtual equality.
Amazon is expanding its Sunday package delivery service to 15 more cities across the country including Dallas, Houston, Austin, San Antonio, Waco and College Station.
Bombfell.com is a website catering to personalized men's fashion.
For travelers at Dallas Love Field, a lot is at stake: Competition and the airfares you pay. Why else would the CEO's of both Southwest Airlines and Virgin America attend Wednesday's Dallas city council briefing?
A Dallas partnership says it will build a processing plant and pipeline for natural gas liquids in north Louisiana.
Dallas City Manager A.C. Gonzalez told city council members he expects to decide this Friday which airline will get to use two gates at Love Field Airport.
Qantas Airways announced Wednesday that its DFW-to-Sydney flight will use the Airbus A380 superjumbo aircraft. The larger plane will begin serving this route in September.
The battle for two gates at Dallas Love Field could finally end on Wednesday. Three airlines are hoping to score those gates, and the Dallas City Council is set to discuss the issue.
A massive L'Oreal cosmetics distribution facility has opened in the southern sector of Dallas.
Whole Foods cut its profit outlook for the third time in recent months on Tuesday, signaling the intensifying competition the grocery chain is facing in the market for organic and natural foods.
Prosecutors have dropped felony charges against a Dallas slaughterhouse and one of its executives that arose from the dumping of pig's blood into a creek along the Trinity River near the slaughterhouse.
In addition to guiding company strategy and keeping Wall Street happy with ever-growing profits, today's CEOs are also being held responsible for lapses in computer security.