Entrepreneurship / Start-Up Companies

CerBondT can be used to improve cars, trucks, planes, industrial machines, HVAC equipment, lawn equipment, farm equipment, and hair dryers. OK, kidding about the hair dryers.

They hope to unite entrepreneurs under a common slogan -- and then give a ton of money to charity.

Twelve successful entrepreneurs in the greater Dallas area will make up the board.

They're trying to revitalize, but they'll help you out, too.

Several Dallas students will travel to New York for the 2009 NAACP ACT-SO (the Afro-Academic, Cultural, Technological and Scientific Olympics) competition.

The idea behind the groups formation is networking, information sharing and business growth.

At least you'll know you're not alone.

All you need is $100,000.

Liquid Logixx creates visual effects and computer animation for feature films, commercials, television, video games and the Web.

Mayor Tom Leppert commends the organization for services rendered to Dallas Fire-Rescue.

Tag team speakers include Margery Miller of PeopleBiz and Sandra Yancey of eWomenNetwork.

Looking for concrete tools to improve your chances for business/individual success in a challenging economic environment? Got four hours to spare on Jan. 28? Read on.

While the Obama Bar might not be what you first expect, it does, in fact, originate in Deep Ellum.

Criteria for Dallas' selection included the level of support offered by the local community.

Tony Sandone trucks 'em in, lights 'em up, then mulches 'em down.

In a sense, I suppose you could say they're stimulating the local economy.

Led by the former CEO of Beckett, the company works with consultants to create books and DVDs preserving families' oral histories.

In the fall of 1996, Oates' husband, John, suffered a tragic accident and died.

Amy McNutt, creator of Spiral Diner, and her husband plan to open the Citizen Theater in the Near Southside of Fort Worth.