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ESD Students Learn Market Intricacies During COVID-19
Management Investment Club members work to reconcile mixed signals
Need a Mother’s Day Gift? Here are Ideas for Every Type of Mom
Finding the perfect Mother's Day gift is always a challenging feat, but celebrating at home this year might make it even more difficult to make her feel special. If you need a little help, here are some gift ideas that are sure to put a smile on your mom's face while still social distancing.
Lime Offers Free Rides to Healthcare Workers, Law Enforcement Officers
Lime has relaunched a fleet of scooters and will offer a discount to health care workers and law enforcement officers.
Central Market, Favor to Offer Express Delivery
Two-hour Central Market grocery delivery is now available via Favor.
Calling Arts Entrepreneurs: Obelisk Award Nominations Now Open
Business Council for the Arts is calling upon North Texas arts entrepreneurs for 2020 Obelisk nominations, open until Friday, May 29.
Heidari Brothers Keep Family Restaurant Legacy Cooking
Two brothers who grew up as Dallas restaurant royalty are making a name for themselves with Park Cities and Uptown diners.
Central Market Parent Company Partners With Favor to Serve Seniors
Central Market parent company H-E-B partnered with Favor to launch a senior support program, allowing seniors to receive same-day contactless grocery deliveries from every H-E-B, Central Market, and Joe V’s in Texas.
3 Marthas Brand Embraces Personalization
If it doesn’t move, monogram it. The 3 Marthas owners are no strangers to their neighbors’ love of a posh personalization.
Coronavirus
How to Protect Financial Health in the Pandemic Era
With white-collar criminals and scammers capitalizing on the threat of COVID-19 during turbulent economic times, the Texas State Securities Board is warning the public on how to protect themselves and remain secure. Their general advice is to steer clear of anything that sounds too good to be true, it most likely is.
Miron Crosby Hosts Boot Design Competition Benefitting North Texas Food Bank
Looking for a creative activity for your kids to do at home? Restless children and adults alike have the chance to design the next Mini Crosby children’s boot while benefitting the North Texas Food Bank.
Comings and Goings
The popular independent bookstore will stay at the Pavilion on Lovers Lane, where it re-located from Preston Road and Royal Lane after an EF3 tornado ravaged that location.
20 Under 40
20 Under 40 – Dr. Alice Ann Holland
During the summer after her sophomore year at Stanford, Alice Holland did an undergraduate research fellowship in molecular neuroscience at UT Southwestern and realized what she didn’t want to do.
20 Under 40
Youth on the Rise – Alan Fandrich
The Trinity Christian Academy student’s passion for technological advancement soon motivated him to build a desktop computer.
20 Under 40
20 Under 40 – Robert Quick
Robert Quick’s foray into the restaurant business started when he was a cook at the Dallas Country Club after an injury forced the end of his football career at SMU.
20 Under 40
20 Under 40 – Megan Sterquell
Megan Sterquell wasn’t born in Texas, but she got here as soon as she could.
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20 Under 40 – Lane Conner
Lane Conner is following in his parents’ entrepreneurial footsteps.
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20 Under 40 – Sally Pretorius
Sally Pretorius’ passion for family law took hold while watching her mother go to court without an attorney against her father in an attempt to get more child support for her brother.
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20 Under 40 – Catherine Maurer
Catherine Maurer, as an alumna and in her career, remains true to her school.
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20 Under 40 – Cindy Revol
Cindy Revol is using her love for science sparked at Highland Park High School as a principal at Perot Jain, an early-stage tech venture capital investment firm.
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20 Under 40 – Nick Karr
Watching his mother struggle with kidney failure inspired Nick Karr to help others and led him to co-found Sinai Urgent Care, which recently opened in Snider Plaza.