Author: Bill Hethcock

Fort Worth has overtaken Austin as the fourth-largest city in Texas. But is Houston growing at all?

Verizon’s acquisition of a pure-play fiber provider is aimed at expanding premium broadband and mobility services to more customers.

The co-CEO of Hines’ longtime partner said the community will set “a new benchmark for master-planned community design.”

Driving growth through developments and property acquisitions will be the focus of the new CEO of one of North Texas’ busiest commercial real estate companies when he takes the helm next month in a daunting market. Will Hendrickson, the inbound CEO of …

A flashy new arena-anchored entertainment district with a resort-style casino envisioned by Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban would prove transformative for the city, raising nearby property values dramatically and revitalizing the area it might be bui…

“We’re not looking at cutting either rig operations or people or headcount,” ExxonMobil Chairman and CEO Darren Woods said.

Texas could land another headquarters move soon. Airborne Motorworks, a Washington-based company developing next-generation wind turbines and propulsion drive systems with wide-ranging applications, is strongly considering Dallas-Fort Worth for a poten…

The race is on nationally to win a piece of the National Semiconductor Technology Center, a network of research-and-development facilities aimed at accelerating U.S. innovation in advanced semiconductor manufacturing, and Texas is positioned to capture…

Gated off from the rest of Las Colinas in Irving sits the former Exxon Mobil headquarters compound — a 290-acre master-planned campus centered around a large, slate-roofed, granite-exterior office building where former CEO Rex Tillerson and other titan…

The U.S. Congress in March allowed the Federal Communications Commission’s authority to auction spectrum for broadband deployment to expire for the first time in 30 years.

U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas), ranking member of the Senate Commerce Committee, …