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Messing With The Magic: Why DFW Might Not Outperform This Cycle - Vimarsana News

Messing With The Magic: Why DFW Might Not Outperform This Cycle

DFW has a reputation for outperforming the nation during periods of economic distress. But the office sector's existential crisis is challenging that belief.

Source: bisnow.com
SUMMER FUN GUIDE: TrainTopia is a destination wonderland for visitors from near and far - Vimarsana News

SUMMER FUN GUIDE: TrainTopia is a destination wonderland for visitors from near and far

Just off of the Dallas North Tollway and Cotton Gin Road, the parking lot of the Frisco Discovery Center is basking in the blinding light and heat of the Texas

Access Healthcare Names New President and Chief Growth Officer - Vimarsana News

Access Healthcare Names New President and Chief Growth Officer

Plus, Truist promotes regional president; Collin County Business Alliance announces two board members; and more.

McAfee opening regional HQ in Frisco, Texas - Vimarsana News

McAfee opening regional HQ in Frisco, Texas

The company plans to open offices at The Star in Frisco by the middle of 2023.

Source: kens5.com
Brint Ryan: The Tax Man Cometh - D Magazine - Vimarsana News

Brint Ryan: The Tax Man Cometh - D Magazine

Brint Ryan: The Tax Man Cometh After a hardscrabble upbringing, the Ryan LLC CEO built a fortune by saving companies big bucks on their taxes. Here’s how he battled his way to the top. By Barry Shlachter Published in D CEO January-February 2021 Images courtesy of Brint Ryan, UNT, Hotel Settles, and Shutterstock Brint Ryan and his bandmates were grooving at Big Spring High’s senior talent contest. But near the end of their five-song set, the amplifiers suddenly quit, and the music died. Maybe the hard rock was too raucous or the lyrics too suggestive for the Bible Belt community—