Texas Instruments To Cut 5 Percent Of Workforce
A major hit to the Texas Instruments workforce as the Dallas-based company announced plans to cut jobs Wednesday.
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A major hit to the Texas Instruments workforce as the Dallas-based company announced plans to cut jobs Wednesday.
The Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) has started a pilot program to switch its car and truck fleet over to Compressed Natural Gas (CNG).
More than 100 employees at the DoubleTree Hotel in Richardson will be receiving back wages as a result of an investigation by the U.S. Department of Labor.
US retail sales fell in October after Americans spent less on a broad range of goods. Superstorm Sandy may have also slowed business at the end of the month.
Some American Airlines pilots started receiving summaries Tuesday of the new agreement-in-principal the Allied Pilots Association has reached with the company
What's in a name? Dallas Area Rapid Transit intends to find out.
"Halo 4," the latest installation of Microsoft's video game franchise, has proven that Master Chief is still king. Microsoft reported that sales reached $220 million in 24 hours.
Hostess Brands Inc. is permanently closing three bakeries following a nationwide strike by its bakers union.
Officials with DART could soon give a new proposal the green light. DART is discussing possibly selling off the naming rights for its stations, buses and train lines.
Problems continue to mount for JCPenney. Large stock drops followed reports of a $123 million loss last quarter. And now, the company is making interesting moves regarding holiday sales.
American Airlines' eight thousand pilots will have to wait to see the details of the deal in principle the Allied Pilots Association worked out with the airline.
One of American Airlines' new cost-cutting measures is causing security concerns at DFW International Airport.
J.C. Penney Co. executives may be confident in the department-store chain's everyday pricing strategy, but investors are panicking. The Plano-based company's stock fell nearly 11 percent on Monday.
A Dallas company has broken ground on a 758-megawatt natural gas-fueled electric generating plant in North Texas. Panda Power Funds began construction Thursday on the plant in Sherman.
In an era of usually bad economic news, Arlington's story is surprisingly upbeat. The city's sales tax revenues were up nearly five percent from last year setting a new record for revenue. Some business owners say the city is evolving as a destination for consumers.