'It's Your Constitutional Right To Stay Open,' Texas Bar & Nightclub Alliance Suing State
In a Facebook post, the organization called Gov. Abbott's executive order, "irresponsible and shameful."
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In a Facebook post, the organization called Gov. Abbott's executive order, "irresponsible and shameful."
McDonald's restaurants are expecting to hire approximately 260,000 restaurant employees this summer, including 1,800 in Dallas-Fort Worth.
The maker of a drug shown to shorten recovery time for severely ill COVID-19 patients says it will charge $2,340 for a typical treatment course.
Chesapeake Energy, a global energy powerhouse known in North Texas for its pioneer drilling in the Barnett Shale, has filed for bankruptcy protection.
American Airlines will start booking flights to full capacity next week as COVID-19 cases in the U.S. continue to surge.
Microsoft said Friday it is permanently closing nearly all of its physical stores around the world, including two in North Texas.
Retailing giant Macy's announced staff reductions today that will affect management and workers across various levels of its organization.
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Steps being taken to protect workers has done little to quell employees' anxiety over returning to the office amid the coronavirus pandemic.
The new permanent pay rate will take effect July 5. The increased wage applies to some 275,000 part-time and full-time workers.
A growing number of U.S. airlines -- including Fort Worth-based American Airlines and Dallas-based Southwest Airlines -- are temporarily suspending their in-flight alcohol service in a move to limit human interaction.
Just over six months ago, Tesla only had one factory turning out cars. It could soon have as many as five -- with one of those possibly in Texas.
It's a day filled with food discounts and free Slurpee drinks, but 7-Eleven Day won't be happening this year -- at least not the way it usually does.
"We are very concerned," says Harrison Blair, President of the Dallas Black Chamber of Commerce.
For popular Dallas sushi restaurant Oishii, 16 guests can now dine in at a time. But they aren't - and that's on purpose.