Dallas Business Leaders On What They’d Change About Dallas
Top level executives with McKesson Corp., TrizCom Public Relations, and Elephant Oil & Gas talk healthcare, accessibility to the arts, and the Trinity River.
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2021
Illustrations by Jake Myers | Headshots courtesy of companies
Plenty of people and businesses already agree that DFW is a great place. With growing population centers and a constant stream of corporate headquarter relocations and expansions, the business community is smiling on North Texas. But that doesn’t mean there isn’t room for improvement.
Dallas is still one of the most segregated cities in the country, which means that much of the population doesn’t have adequate access to everything from the arts to healthy food and quality housing. At the same time, the city may not be making the most of its abundant wild areas and could do better to protect and highlight them.
D CEO’s May Digital Edition
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FTSE 100 lower with Scottish Mortgage trust leading the retreat; Wall Street mixed as Dow crosses 35K Tech shares appear to be out of fashion this week, as the US Nasdaq gave up more than 1%
The FTSE 100 down 6 points
Tech stocks out of favour
Centricafriendless after downbeat trading update
12.05pm: Major diversion among US indices as midday
The FTSE 100 ended down 6 points at 7,124, while the FTSE 250 lost 78 points, 0.3%, to close at 22,697. Sterling traders seem unperturbed by the prospect of the UK economy moving into another period of political uncertainty, as the elections put the SNP’s independence plan back on the agenda, IG Chief Market Analyst Chris Beauchamp wrote. An attritional battle through the courts to decide on the legality of a referendum seems likely, taking some of the shine off the prospects for the UK economy. Nonetheless, with the dollar now finding it harder to rally in the wake of the non-farms report it looks like sterling c
Red Rock has a diverse portfolio of resources assets, including significant exposure to manganese
Red Rock Resources PLC (LON:RRR) is exchanging its shares in Elephant Oil Ltd for shares in Elephant Oil Corp.
Elephant Oil Corp is a newly incorporated entity based in the US which has stated that it intends to raise pre-IPO capital of approximately US$2mln, followed by a larger offering and admission to trading on NASDAQ in September of this year.
Red Rock currently owns 4.68% of Elephant Oil Ltd, which holds hydrocarbon exploration licenses in onshore Benin. This investment is currently carried in Red Rock’s books at a value of £137,500.
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FTSE 100 lower with Scottish Mortgage trust leading the retreat; Wall Street mixed as Dow crosses 35K Tech shares appear to be out of fashion this week, as the US Nasdaq gave up more than 1%
The FTSE 100 down 6 points
Tech stocks out of favour
Centricafriendless after downbeat trading update
12.05pm: Major diversion among US indices as midday
The FTSE 100 ended down 6 points at 7,124, while the FTSE 250 lost 78 points, 0.3%, to close at 22,697. Sterling traders seem unperturbed by the prospect of the UK economy moving into another period of political uncertainty, as the elections put the SNP’s independence plan back on the agenda, IG Chief Market Analyst Chris Beauchamp wrote. An attritional battle through the courts to decide on the legality of a referendum seems likely, taking some of the shine off the prospects for the UK economy. Nonetheless, with the dollar now finding it harder to rally in the wake of the non-farms report it looks like sterling c