The first of the health insurer’s employees began setting up shop last week in a new $265 million headquarters in Richardson.
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The 1-million-square-foot high-rise development on North Central Expressway at Glenville Drive is one of the biggest office projects to open in North Texas in years.
by STEVE BROWN / The Dallas Morning News
University of Texas at Dallas Starts Up Masters in Entrepreneurship
The University of Texas at Dallas kicks off a master’s degree in entrepreneurship this week, making it the first state college in Texas to offer such a program.
By SHERYL JEAN / The Dallas Morning News
Paragon Innovations plans Richardson move
Paragon Innovations Inc. has bought a building in Richardson to move its corporate headquarters into in the first quarter of 2010.
Dallas Business Journal – by Bill Hethcock Staff Writer
TI opens world’s most advanced analog manufacturing facility in Richardson
RICHARDSON, TEXAS September 29 /PRNewswire/—Texas Instruments Incorporated (TI) (NYSE:TXN) announced today the opening of its manufacturing facility in Richardson, Texas. The company expects to begin moving equipment into the facility in October.
Richardson industrial campus getting a makeover
A Richardson industrial campus is getting a makeover that will turn it into one of the region’s largest data and telecommunications complexes.
By STEVE BROWN / The Dallas Morning News
Investors buy key building site next to Richardson DART station
Hitachi opens “4G” facility in Richardson
Hitachi Communication Technologies America Inc. has opened a new facility in Richardson’s Telecom Corridor. The operation will focus on developing network infrastructure support for what’s known as the fourth generation of mobile communications, or “4G.”
Dallas Business Journal
Richardson One of 15 Government-Heavy (and Recession-Resistant) Cities
It’s been said that if there’s one type of job that’s recession proof, it’s a government job. After all, spending by federal and state governments tends to go up in recessions, and that’s been especially true with President Obama’s stimulus response. But it’s not exactly true that government jobs are recession proof. Government employment growth has slowed to a trickle: According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, government employment has added an average of about 5,000 workers a month over the past year. In June, the government sector actually lost 52,000 jobs.
U.S. News & World Report
