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Healthcare

Texas Pharmacists Want to Keep Their Expanded Vaccination Capabilities

Advocates are pushing for a law to codify pandemic-era changes, but pediatricians say kids need to get vaccinations from their medical home.
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Coronavirus

One-Time Dallas Rapper Charged With COVID Financial Fraud

Corbin Corona, who released his music on SoundCloud, allegedly applied for a fraudulent Payment Protection Program loan.
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Media

Nutty Joe Rogan Guest Accuses D Magazine of ‘Deafamation’

Dr. Peter McCullough doesn't like the way we report facts.
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Coronavirus

Emotions Running High Among Healthcare Workers at Parkland

Yesterday, for some, the endless wait for the vaccine, ended.
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Architecture & Design

How The Pandemic Changed What We Wear to Work—Not Just Where We Work

Remote working may push heels and ties out of our work attire forever. Corgan's Lindsay Wilson weighs in on how this could impact office design.
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Commercial Real Estate

Multifamily: The Incredible Bounce-Back of 2020

The Dallas-Fort Worth market is operating at near pre-pandemic levels. Newmark executive Brian O'Boyle shares insights on what this means for buyers and sellers.
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Commercial Real Estate

Despite Challenges, Talley Riggins Construction Group President Says Now is the Time to Build

To understand why bad news for construction firms can be good news for clients, let’s look at the current market.
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Commercial Real Estate

Pandemic Shifts Office Design to Focus on Health, Safety

Changes are already being seen across North Texas developments, writes Bill Brokaw of Hillwood.
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Commercial Real Estate

A New Work Paradigm: Rethinking Office Space

Space has always mattered, but now, the quality, security, and safety of the office is even more critical, says industry expert Jo Staffelbach Heinz.
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Retail

How the Pandemic Challenged Retail Real Estate

What consumers said they would feel comfortable doing within two months after a reduction in the spread of the virus.
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