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The first deal is a secret most women won't want to share -- designer handbags at huge discounts.
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The first deal is a secret most women won't want to share -- designer handbags at huge discounts.
Tesla Motors will open it's first gallery in North Texas at Dallas' North Park Mall on Friday.
To professionally cut hair in the state of Texas, you have to have a license. If you want to paint nails for a living, you too need a license. But if you install or repairs roofs, Texas requires nothing.
Gone before you get to enjoy it -- it's not your imagination! Paychecks are disappearing faster these days. For the fourth month in a row the Department of Labor reports an increase in the Consumer Price index for Dallas-Fort Worth.
Earlier this week, General Motors announced the recall of more than 3 million vehicles. The recall is for ignition problems dating back to 2000, which means used car buyers should beware.
Home decor chain Garden Ridge is investing $20 million in a rebranding campaign that will include renaming its stores At Home.
Electric retailer Reliant said that it has launched an unprecedented program in Texas which allows customers to purchase their power at a flat monthly fee for 12 months.
Google's Nest Labs is resuming sales and lowering the price of a high-tech smoke detector that was pulled from the market some two months ago after malfunctioning.
General Motors is recalling another 3 million cars because of a defect that causes a similar problem to one that led to an earlier massive recall of small cars, and is linked to 13 deaths.
History buffs may now learn more about Dallas by using a free app launched by Preservation Dallas and The Urban Armadillos organization.
Tesla Motors has announced it will open its first Dallas "Gallery" at North Park Center this Friday.
General Motors is recalling 3.2 million more cars in the U.S. because of ignition switch problems.
The Texas agriculture commissioner has a beef with Chipotle Mexican Grill and wants to talk with its founder after the company decided to import grass-fed beef from Australia.
The pizza delivery chain on Monday plans to introduce a function on its mobile app that lets customers place orders by speaking to a computer-generated voice named 'Dom.'
Two big companies have been hit by cyber attacks and now your information may be up for sale. P.F. Chang's and Dallas-based AT&T both announced security breaches Friday.