Whole Foods Q2 Profit Jumps 31 Percent
Austin-based Whole Foods saw second-quarter profit jump nearly 31 percent on stronger sales at its chain of natural and organic grocery stores.
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Austin-based Whole Foods saw second-quarter profit jump nearly 31 percent on stronger sales at its chain of natural and organic grocery stores.
A proposed restaurant and retail development in Grapevine is set to get a moment of truth Tuesday night to see if some contaminated groundwater will keep it from further developing the property.
More and more often, scammers and even legitimate advertisers are bombarding consumers with unsolicited text messages on their cell phones.
According to an internal memo, AMR says 20 percent of its senior leadership will be laid off as American Airlines continues its third phase of reorganization since declaring bankruptcy.
The City of Dallas is looking for someone to buy all or part of the Farmers Market. City officials say the venture loses close to a million dollars each year. But some vendors say the city is the problem.
The majority of the employees on strike at Lockheed Martin in Fort Worth work on the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter. Mostly testing setbacks have caused the delays on the radar-evading fighter, but the strike isn't helping.
Regents for the Texas A&M University and University of Texas systems are poised to raise tuition rates at most of their campuses starting next fall.
JetBlue Airways begins its nonstop service between Boston and DFW International Airport on Tuesday. The carrier already serves Austin and Houston.
Dallas City Hall thinks taxpayer financing for property owners near the American Airlines Center will be a good deal---not just for those property owners, but for taxpayers and for small businesses across the Trinity River.
Filling up the gas tank is a necessary evil for many people, and it can really hurt your pocketbook, but there are ways to save cash without buying a new car.
Chat boards and websites are filled with tricks and gimmicks to improve your credit score, but those workarounds are not really necessary.
How many times have you attended a sporting event and spotted dozens of empty seats? A company wants to take those unused tickets to do some good for others.
Amazon is doing an about-face in Texas, saying it will bring jobs back to the state and start paying sales tax a year after closing a distribution center in dispute.
Minnesota company Feed Solutions has announced a voluntary recall of some mislabeled chicken feed that was sold in Texas.
State regulators have given final approval for a Dallas company to begin burying low-level radioactive waste at a West Texas site near the New Mexico.