American Airlines Announces Non-Stop Flights To China
American Airlines announced new non-stop flights to China from DFW International Airport.
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American Airlines announced new non-stop flights to China from DFW International Airport.
Two men and seven women are expected to begin deliberating the fate of Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban on Wednesday morning in a Dallas courtroom.
In just the past few months, Richardson city leaders say one kind of business seems especially interested in setting up shop -- e-cigarette retailers. Currently there are eight of the stores in the city.
Southwest Airlines Co. has announced several executive changes.
The big U.S. airlines are taking out old, bulky seats in favor of so-called slimline models that take up less space from front to back, allowing for five or six more seats on each plane.
American Airlines and US Airways won't appeal a rejection of their request for more information about the government's antitrust case.
The 300,000 square foot addition to the GM assembly plant in Arlington is not just a boost to the economy, but a sense of pride for autoworkers.
Fall has arrived in Dallas. The landscape is covered with burnt orange and crimson, not because of the turning of the leaves, but because of the Red River Rivalry.
A small group of North Texas federal workers took to the streets of downtown Dallas Thursday afternoon to protest the partial shutdown of the U.S. government.
A court-appointed official says American Airlines and US Airways shouldn't get to know the identity of all the people that the government interviewed before trying to block the airlines' proposed merger.
T-Mobile is eliminating fees for using data and texting services in more than 100 countries and capping charges for international voice calls.
The 2014 plug-in Prius will start at $30,800. That's $2,100 less than the 2013 model. Prices include an $810 shipping fee.
The domino effect of the partial government shutdown has hit small businesses in North Texas.
An old favorite is returning to JCPenney stores across the country. The former company logo is coming back, after a brief trip to the storage room under now-ousted CEO Ron Johnson.
Houston-based Men's Wearhouse said that its board has rejected an unsolicited $2.3 billion bid by rival Jos. A. Bank to acquire the men's wear chain. It said that the offer wasn't in the best interest of the company or its shareholders.