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Cbdallas wrote:Thermomix is rumored to be going to West Village area which I would assume is the empty (Richards Group) building. Hope so that area needs a boost since the Central Market development has stalled out.

Global kitchen appliance maker Thermomix has zoomed in on the Uptown/West Village area of Dallas in its corporate headquarters move from Southern California, according to the company.
Thermomix, which announced plans to move its corporate headquarters to Dallas on Friday, will create 30 to 40 positions at the new head office in Dallas in addition to hundreds of new independent consultants the company intends to onboard as part of an ambitious expansion plan to accelerate its U.S. sales, a company spokesperson said in response to an email from the Dallas Business Journal.

itsjrd1964 wrote:Frontier announced this morning they will relocate to Dallas. 3000 jobs are expected to be created. Frontier will locate in Uptown, but the article didn't say exactly where. No timeframe was given for the move or when it would be completed.

https://www.nbcdfw.com/news/local/front ... s/3337348/

itsjrd1964 wrote:Frontier announced this morning they will relocate to Dallas. 3000 jobs are expected to be created. Frontier will locate in Uptown, but the article didn't say exactly where. No timeframe was given for the move or when it would be completed.

https://www.nbcdfw.com/news/local/front ... s/3337348/

Along with the headquarters, Frontier plans to invest in a 95,000-square-foot office space in Dallas' Uptown neighborhood, which will house the company's executive team and hundreds of corporate employees. It has already dubbed the space "GigaHub."

The GigaHub was first teased in a Dallas City Council meeting agenda in August. At the time, the company revealed that it would like to seek designation as an Enterprise Zone project under the Texas Enterprise Zone Act for office space at 1919 McKinney Avenue.

Goldman Sachs Group Inc. is building a new campus in the upscale Dallas neighborhood of Victory Park. The almost $500 million, 815,000-square-foot campus is set to start construction in the coming months and will house thousands of Goldman Sachs workers when it opens in 2027.

Bank of America Corp. just announced it will be moving local operations to a new skyscraper that will be about a half mile from Goldman’s planned campus. The bank plans to relocate about 1,000 workers from its signature Main Street skyscraper in downtown Dallas to a 30-story Uptown office tower to be built overlooking Klyde Warren Park.

Another big lender, Wells Fargo & Co., has broken ground on a new $500 million campus in Irving. It cited North Texas’ growing financial sector employment as a major factor in its decision to build an 850,000-square-foot, 22-acre office project in Las Colinas.

CME, the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, has been in the Windy City for more than a century, and luring one of the most iconic trading firms to Texas would be a huge step forward and one that would diversify the financial services industry in the state.

Addison wrote:Exxon Mobil Eyes Potential Megadeal With Shale Driller Pioneer

https://www.wsj.com/articles/exxon-mobi ... _lead_pos2

A digital marketing and technology firm has grown quietly in North Texas, ballooning to over 900 employees and counting.

Over the past 14 years, PMG has built a portfolio that includes work for Nike, Apple, Whole Foods, Sephora and local companies, such as Omni Hotels & Resorts, Dave & Buster’s and Nothing Bundt Cakes. After making two acquisitions last year, the firm is ready for its next growth phase, starting with a headquarters shift from Fort Worth to Dallas.