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Meet the Dallas 500: Virginia Drosos, Signet Jewelers

The CEO of Signet Jewelers, which owns KAY Jewelers, Zales, and Jared, talks about increasing revenue to $7.8 billion, assuming a nearly 10 percent share of the market, and more.
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How Everette DeGolyer Refined Dallas

Everette DeGolyer; Oct. 9, 1886–Dec. 14, 1956
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Wicked Bold Chocolate CEO and Comedian Deric Cahill on Why it Pays to Be Funny

The brand leans into humor, but the business' success is no laughing matter, with products in nearly 2,000 retail locations nationwide.
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Charting New Paths: How DFW Financial Executives Navigate Challenging Markets

Local financial executives share how they empower employees to think like entrepreneurs to navigate the headwinds of a turbulent market.
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Executive Education Guide

During times of economic disruption, professionals and executives turn to higher education so they can make a strategic career move. Fortunately, Dallas-Fort Worth has several advanced degree programs recognized throughout the country for excellence and results.
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Gensler’s Deeg Snyder Was a Mischievous Mascot for Mississippi State

The co-managing director’s personality and zest for fun were unleashed wearing the Bulldog costume.
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The Investor’s Playing Field: How Private Equity Is Transforming Sports Team Ownership

In recent decades, the valuations of U.S. sports teams have outperformed the S&P 500. So, it’s no wonder that private equity and serial investors are now in the game—and shaping sports franchise ownership for generations to come.
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Executive Travel: Beverly Hills, California

The Maybourne Beverly Hills is a luxurious home base to explore the best of Los Angeles, a frequent destination of Alto CEO Will Coleman.
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