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These Dallas-Fort Worth businesses see a consumer-driven recovery ready to explode in 2021 North Texas executives cite ‘pent-up demand’ for leisure, with vaccine delivery providing optimism for a recovery this year. Dan Dunham of Plano watched trailers as he waited for "The Invisible Man" to start at Cinemark West in Plano last June. After being closed for months due to the coronavirus pandemic, the theater reopened that month.(Vernon Bryant / Staff Photographer) To hear consumer company executives describe it, the leisure and hospitality industry is on the cusp of a major vaccine-fueled ...

Southwest Airlines adds two beach and mountain destinations Florida and Montana spots have become more popular during social distancing times. Casey Fabianski with Beach Sand Sculptures puts the finishing touches on a sand castle at the beach in Destin, Florida on Wednesday, June 11, 2014. (AP Photo/Northwest Florida Daily News, Devon Ravine)(Devon Ravine / AP) Southwest Airlines added two new dots to its route map Tuesday in Florida and Montana, states increasingly popular during pandemic times. Dallas-based Southwest Airlines will start flying to Destin-Fort Walton Beach Airport in the Flo...

Texas grocers say the snowstorm shortages aren’t like ones driven by pandemic last spring Major grocery chains Tom Thumb, Albertsons, Kroger and others say they don’t foresee any long-term shortages. The scene just a week ago at the Tom Thumb in Arboretum Village on Gaston Avenue near White Rock Lake.(Lola Gomez / Staff Photographer) Grocers and their suppliers have worked fast to replenish shelves after last week’s snowstorm and expect to have North Texas stores back to normal by this weekend. The weather’s impact on grocery shelves isn’t the same as last year’s COVID-19-driven...

Yves here. Hubert continues his deep dive into why and how airlines are fighting the operational changes needed to get them on a sounder footing. And par for the course, airplanes are now falling apart in the sky! Well just some United and JAL Boeing 777s, but still….they symbolism is arresting. By Hubert Horan, who has 40 years of experience in the management and regulation of transportation companies (primarily airlines). Horan currently has no financial links with any airlines or other industry participants Readers who would like a comprehensive overview of the aviation issues discussed ...

The storm that froze Texas and surrounding states could be the most expensive in U.S. history.