Texas Targets Okla.-Based Payday Lending Firm
Texas has sued a payday lender that allegedly misrepresented itself as a government agency in some mailings.
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Texas has sued a payday lender that allegedly misrepresented itself as a government agency in some mailings.
Plano-based Cinemark Holdings Inc. reports its third-quarter net income grew as more people turned out to see movies and average ticket prices rose.
A prominent minority-owned concessionaire at Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport may be forced to shut down some of his restaurants.
Kinect will need to exude the iPad-like magic that defies frugality and gets people spending to experience something new.
Casey's General Stores says it has dismissed a $43 per-share takeover bid from Dallas-based 7-Eleven Inc. and ended negotiations with the convenience store operator.
BP says the cost of the devastating Gulf of Mexico oil spill has grown to $40 billion, dragging down its third quarter net profit.
Exxon Mobil said Thursday that income jumped 55 percent in the third quarter on higher oil prices and increased production.
Southwest Airlines is poised to make a big acquisition, plans to add new planes and may soon fly outside the U.S.
Dr. Pepper Snapple Group Inc.'s earnings fell 5 percent in the third quarter, pinched by strike-related costs and higher expenses.
Electronics retailer RadioShack said its third-quarter net income rose 23 percent boosted by sales of smartphones and their accessories.
Those who witnessed a disturbing scene on Wednesday night have now come forward to accuse a Dallas pizza restaurant manager of torturing a homeless customer. According to those witnesses, a 61-year-old man was beaten before their eyes for allegedly not paying a bill. And when the police arrived, they arrested the wrong man.