HCA, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas still negotiating 2014 agreement
Fewer than 6 weeks before their contract expires, one of the largest health care providers in North Texas and the state’s largest insurer are still negotiating for 2014. If no agreement is reached by...
View ArticleAT&T’s ultra high-speed fiber service launches this week in Austin; other...
AT&T Inc. is rolling out its ultra high speed fiber service in Austin this week and CEO Randall Stephenson said his company likely will bring the same capability to more cities in the future. “The...
View ArticleNet income, revenue fall at Commercial Metals
Irving-based Commercial Metals Co. reported Tuesday that it had net income of $45.9 million on revenue of $1.68 billion in its first fiscal quarter, ended Nov. 30. Compared to the year-earlier period,...
View ArticlePinnacle Anesthesia a founding partner in U.S. Anesthesia
Dallas-based Pinnacle Anesthesia, which has more than 500 anesthesia providers practicing at more than 100 facilities, said Monday that it is a founding partner in U.S. Anesthesia Partners. Other...
View ArticleRevenue growth for TXI, but net loss widens
After the markets closed Wednesday, Dallas-based Texas Industries Inc. reported that its revenue grew by nearly a quarter in its fiscal quarter ended Nov. 30, but it also reported a widening net loss....
View ArticleAgain, no comment from TXI about reports that the company is exploring a sale
About 40 minutes into Thursday morning’s conference call with analysts, after queries about the weather, pricing and production capacity, the big question was finally asked: Would Texas Industries...
View ArticleTexas Health Resources CEO Doug Hawthorne stepping down
Updated at 12:45 p.m. with a statement from Steve Love, head of the Dallas-Fort Worth Hospital Council. Doug Hawthorne, longtime leader of Texas Health Resources, plans to step down from his role as...
View ArticleQuarterly net doubles on flat revenue for Kimberly-Clark
Updated at 10:15 a.m. with comments from the company’s earnings conference call. Benefiting from improving margins and cost savings, Kimberly-Clark Corp. reported before the markets opened today that...
View ArticleAT&T creating new jobs in Dallas and around Texas
Last June, Dallas-based AT&T Inc. said it was hanging out a help wanted sign. The company wanted to fill more than 1,800 jobs in Texas, including 770 in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. More than 1,000...
View ArticleTXI, Martin Marietta boards approve their merger
Update at 9:15 a.m. with stock market opening prices. Dallas-based Texas Industries Inc. and Raleigh, N.C.-based Martin Marietta Materials Inc. said today that the boards of both companies have...
View ArticleDallas deal maker Eric Brauss did die in Brazil after all
Last November, there were reports that Dallas developer Eric Brauss had died in Brazil, where he fled after his real estate empire collapsed in 2009. There was much skepticism at the time. “I’d be...
View ArticleQuarterly revenue declines about 10 percent for Fluor
Irving-based Fluor Corp. reported after the markets closed today that its revenue declined by about 10 percent in the fourth quarter while its net income increased. The giant engineering and...
View ArticleAT&T is bringing its super fast broadband service to Dallas
AT&T Inc. plans to soon offer its ultrahigh-speed fiber service to customers in North Texas. “We are going to launch this service in Dallas this summer,” CEO Randall Stephenson said at a...
View ArticleHicks Equity Partners acquires another oil field services firm
Hicks Equity Partners, the private equity arm for Dallas investor Tom Hicks and his family, has acquired another oil field services company. Reamco, Inc., a Lafayette, La.-based company that...
View ArticleStrong revenue increase, but widening loss for TXI
After the markets closed Wednesday, Texas Industries Inc. reported that it had revenue of $207.8 million in its fiscal third quarter, up 47 percent from the year-earlier period. But the Dallas-based...
View ArticleNet income up slightly at Kimberly-Clark as revenue slips
Before the markets opened today, Irving-based Kimberly-Clark Corp. reported that its first-quarter revenue declined about 1 percent as its net income increased more than 1 percent in the period. The...
View ArticleAT&T expands candidates for its ultra high speed fiber service
While offering no new details about the timing of the launch of its ultra high speed fiber in the Dallas area — still expected this summer — AT&T Inc. said Monday that it plans to begin talks...
View ArticleStrong revenue growth for AT&T, net income flat
After the markets closed Tuesday, Dallas-based AT&T Inc. reported its strongest quarterly revenue growth in more than two years and raised its revenue outlook for the year. The company said it had...
View ArticleDouble digit declines in Fluor’s revenue, net income, but record new orders
Irving-based Fluor Corp. reported after the markets closed Thursday that its revenue declined by 25 percent in the first quarter and its net income dropped 10 percent. New awards for the period,...
View ArticleAT&T to acquire DirecTV in deal valued at $67 billion
Dallas-based AT&T Inc. said Sunday afternoon that it would acquire California-based DirecTV in a cash and stock deal valued at $67.1 billion, including debt. AT&T will pay $95 — $28.50 in cash...
View ArticleThe future is video, says AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson
After announcing Sunday that Dallas-based AT&T Inc. would acquire DirecTV, executives from both companies hosted a conference call with Wall Street this morning. They again were enthusiastic about...
View ArticleMartin Marietta completes acquisition of TXI
Martin Marietta Inc. said today it had completed its acquisition of Dallas-based Texas Industries Inc. As a result, the common stock of TXI is no longer listed for trading on the New York Stock...
View ArticleRevenue increases slightly at Kimberly-Clark while net income declines
Irving-based Kimberly-Clark Corp. reported increased quarterly revenue today, but lower net income, in part because of expenses related to the anticipated spinoff of its health care business. The...
View ArticleNet income declines at AT&T on revenue increase
Dallas-based AT&T Inc. on Wednesday reported higher second quarter revenue, lower net income and said it had the highest wireless contract subscriber net additions in 5 years. After the markets...
View ArticleNo exact timetable, but AT&T reveals which areas in North Texas will get...
Still no exact timing, but AT&T Inc. did say Thursday which areas of the Dallas-Fort Worth region will receive its U-verse with GigaPower, ultra-high speed Internet and television service this...
View ArticleMethodist Health System becomes a member of the Mayo Clinic Care Network
It’s official. Dallas-based Methodist Health System is aligning with the Mayo Clinic, according to a full-page today in The Dallas Morning News. “As the first member of the Mayo Clinic Care Network in...
View ArticleKimberly-Clark to cut more than 1,000 jobs
In this Jan. 10, 2011 file photo, packages of Huggies and Pull-Ups, both Kimberly-Clark brands, are displayed at a store in San Francisco. Irving-based Kimberly-Clark Corp. reported moderate gains in...
View ArticleRevenue drops 25 percent at Presbyterian Dallas, ER visits decline 50 percent...
Workers outside Texas Health Presbyterian Dallas last week, as Nina Pham was being transported to Dallas Love Field for her flight to Maryland (G.J. McCarthy/Staff photographer) Revenue … [visit site...
View ArticleTexas Health Resources expects to receive $130 million from sale of MedSynergies
The Arlington-based not-for-profit health system said it expects to receive $130 million in "net proceeds" when the sale of MedSynergies Inc. to Optum closes. (David Woo/Staff Photographer)visit site...
View ArticleHCA to acquire Coppell-based CareNow
Nashville-based HCA, one of the largest hospital companies in the U.S., said today that it plans to acquire CareNow, a privately-held company with two dozen urgent care facilities in the Dallas-Fort...
View ArticleRevenue, net income decline while operating income increases at Fluor
Third-quarter revenue declined by nearly 20 percent at Irving-based Fluor Corp., while operating income increased, the company reported after the markets closed Thursday. The engineering and...
View ArticleCapital Southwest Corp. plans spinoff
Dallas-based Capital Southwest Corp. plans to spin off some specialty manufacturing operations that it controls into a standalone, publicly traded firm, the company said today before the markets...
View ArticleBaylor University Medical Center in full compliance
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View ArticleAfrican American media group sues AT&T and DirecTV for $10 billion
Claiming racial discrimination, a group representing African American owned media has sued Dallas-based AT&T Inc. and DirecTV for $10 billion. The complaint, filed this week in a California...
View ArticleBusiness getting back to normal at Presbyterian Dallas after Ebola crisis
Two months after its Ebola crisis, business appears to be getting back to normal at Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Dallas. During the first half of December, net revenue and the number of...
View ArticleBig charge in Venezuela trims Kimberly-Clark profit
Kimberly-Clark Corp. released its earnings before the markets opened today, the morning after its stock hit a new 12-month high during Thursday’s trading. The Irving-based consumer products giant,...
View ArticleRevenue declines, but Fluor reports record new awards for 2014
Fluor's corporate headquarters is located in Irving, TX 07092013xBIZ Revenue declined, net income increased and new business awards continued to … [visit site to read more]
View ArticleRevenue, net income decline at Kimberly-Clark
A stronger dollar contributed to weaker results for Kimberly-Clark Corp. in the first quarter. The Irving-based consumer products maker reported a 4 percent decline in revenue and a 13 percent drop in...
View ArticleRevenue up slightly, net income down for AT&T
After the markets closed Wednesday, AT&T Inc. reported a small increase in its first quarter revenue and a double-digit decline in net income. The Dallas-based telecom giant said it had revenue of...
View ArticleAT&T completes Nextel Mexico deal
AT&T Inc. said Thursday that it completed its acquisition of Nextel Mexico from NII Holdings Inc. for $1.87 billion, less about $427 million of net debt and other adjustments. Dallas-based...
View ArticleFluor reports lower revenue, net income
Irving-based Fluor Corp. reported lower revenue and net income for the first quarter, but maintained its earnings guidance for all of 2015. The engineering and construction giant said it had net...
View ArticleStrong growth for Tenet Healthcare
Benefiting from declines in the number of uninsured patients, Dallas-based Tenet Healthcare Corp. reported strong first-quarter revenue growth Monday after the markets closed. Tenet said it had...
View ArticleTime Warner Cable adds Dallas outdoor WiFi hotspots
Qualified Time Warner Cable Internet customers now have free access to more than 550 outdoor hotspots in the Dallas area as the company continues to expand its network across the country, the company...
View ArticleReaders point us to more century-old North Texas companies
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View ArticleAT&T plans to invest $3 billion on mobile Internet in Mexico
Calling mobile Internet service an “engine of economic growth,” AT&T Inc. CEO Randall Stephenson said today that his company plans to invest $3 billion over the next three years extending...
View ArticleChildren's Health taking over Our Children's House at Baylor
Children’s Health plans to acquire Our Children’s House at Baylor, the only pediatric focused facility of Baylor Scott & White Health’s operations in North Texas. Earlier this month, Baylor said...
View ArticleRevenue declines at Kimberly-Clark because of foreign exchange
Because of unfavorable foreign exchange rates, Kimberly-Clark Corp. today reported a 6 percent decline in second-quarter revenue. The Irving-based consumer products maker said it had $4.6 billion in...
View ArticleKimberly-Clark CEO continues to foresee strong growth in China
The rapid rise and recent fall of China’s stock markets has caused plenty of concern about the potential impact on that country’s fast-growing economy. But not for Kimberly-Clark Corp. CEO Tom Falk....
View ArticleRevenue up slightly at AT&T
After the markets closed Thursday, AT&T Inc. reported a small increase in revenue and a decrease in net income for the second quarter. The Dallas-based telecom said it had revenue of $33 billion...
View ArticleFluor lowers earnings guidance for full year
Irving-based Fluor Corp. on Thursday reported lower revenue and income from operations for the second quarter and lowered its earnings guidance for the full year. “Although our backlog remains at a...
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