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The Lawyer Who Landlords Don’t Want to See in Court

Attorney Mark Melton started helping people on Facebook during the pandemic. Before he knew it, he’d assembled the country’s only group of lawyers focused full time on stopping illegal evictions—and saving taxpayers millions.
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Kitchen Confidential—The Return of the Scullery

The scullery is seeing a resurgence, allowing hosts and home chefs to put their best foot forward­—and keep messes behind closed doors.
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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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Hollywood Heights-Santa Monica is Keeping it 100

The neighborhood celebrates its centennial with a home tour and gala that look back to its early days.
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In Dallas, Even the Sidewalks Are for Sale

The city of Dallas is pushing a plan to raise revenue by allowing digital kiosks on public right of way. Few seem happy about it.
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How Everette DeGolyer Refined Dallas

Everette DeGolyer; Oct. 9, 1886–Dec. 14, 1956
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Restaurants & Bars

North Texas’ Kati Rolls Are Ready for Their Moment

We visited several spots in Dallas and its suburbs that feature the kati roll (or kathi roll)—and even one that turns this fast Indian street snack into a taco.
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What Commercial Real Estate Leaders Can Learn From an Economic Downturn

Difficult economic times allow you to prepare for the good times, says Citadel Partners Managing Partner Scott Jessen.
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