41 New Businesses in Richardson: Week of Sep. 7
Public records show 40 new sales tax permits and 1 business listing for Richardson businesses in the week of Sep. 7. Here is the full list.
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Public records show 40 new sales tax permits and 1 business listing for Richardson businesses in the week of Sep. 7. Here is the full list.
A federal appeals court has denied a request to rehear a case involving the Texas Dream Act.
Public records show 40 new sales tax permits, 2 alcohol license applications and 1 business listing for Richardson businesses in the week of Aug. 31. Here is the full list.
State Farm agents are set to sign a new agreement that reportedly excludes benefits and pensions, while commentary highlights the former CEO's high compensation.
The U.S. Department of Commerce has allocated up to $1.61 billion to Texas Instruments to support the construction of three new semiconductor fabrication facilities.
A New Jersey federal judge has dismissed a class action lawsuit alleging that Geico underpaid the actual cash value of totaled vehicles, citing a prior Third Circuit ruling.
The University of Texas at Richardson has introduced a new undergraduate degree in materials science and engineering, approved by the state board in late 2024.
Geico has asked a New Jersey federal court to deny a motion to dismiss claims alleging fraudulent billing of no-fault patients.
Cisco has introduced a personalized AI assistant named MyAgent for its entire global workforce.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott has directed public universities in the state to develop a three-year degree program, aiming to reduce student costs and accelerate graduation.
The Texas Instruments Alumni Association has established a student support fund at the University of Texas at Dallas Center for Vital Longevity, honoring the legacy of co-founder Max Post.
The Certified Automotive Parts Association announced the election of two new board members from the insurance and collision repair sectors.
A University of Texas at Dallas webpage titled regarding social media algorithms is currently inaccessible.
A jury ruled in favor of Rose Chadwick and 37,000 other plaintiffs, finding that State Farm systematically undervalued totaled vehicles.
The U.S. Air Force has awarded RTX's Raytheon division a contract valued up to $603 million to produce and maintain radar systems for its B-52 bomber fleet.
Public records show 20 new sales tax permits and 1 alcohol license application for Richardson businesses in the week of Aug. 24. Here is the full list.
State Farm is distributing a $5 billion dividend to millions of auto insurance customers, with average payments of $100 based on 2025 premiums.
Cisco issued security updates on August 19, 2026, to address nine vulnerabilities in its Crosswork and Secure Workload platforms, including five rated as Critical.
The U.S. Navy has awarded Raytheon a seven-year, $22.9 billion contract to expand the domestic production of Tomahawk cruise missiles.
A Comanche County judge ruled that State Farm must provide internal documents related to Oklahoma hail damage claims, rejecting the insurer's trade secret claims for most of the materials.
A federal judge is expected to approve a settlement requiring GEICO to pay approximately $150 to 7,200 individuals who disputed inaccurate claims information in a national database.