Kate Marijolovic

2 weeks ago | arcamax.com | Kate Marijolovic

One topic is dominating the minds of Fort Worth’s business leaders this week — tariffs. New tariffs imposed on almost every country in the world by the Trump administration last week have the region’s business owners concerned. Tariffs on all countries except China were paused for 90 days Wednesday. The bevy of recently imposed duties has upended global stock markets since being imposed April 2, dubbed “Liberation Day” by President Donald Trump.

2 weeks ago | star-telegram.com | Kate Marijolovic

Crude oil prices have continued to fall, after plummeting last week to lows not seen since the pandemic. Crude oil futures fell from roughly $71 per barrel on Wednesday to less than $60 a barrel on Monday, the lowest since April 2021. Prices sat at about $60 per barrel on Tuesday morning. Though prices are down, experts say Texas’ oil and natural gas industry may manage to weather the storm relatively unscathed — if the entire economy remains strong.

3 weeks ago | star-telegram.com | Kate Marijolovic

An artist rendering of an apartment building that would be part of the Merrimac mixed-use development along Old University Drive and Trinity River in Fort Worth. Transwestern Developers have revealed new details for a proposed mixed-use project that would tower over the banks of Trinity River off South University Drive.

3 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Kate Marijolovic

Developers have revealed new details for a proposed mixed-use project that would tower over the banks of Trinity River off South University Drive. Renderings show the proposed development, dubbed Merrimac, will have a village-like feel, combining a “retail grove” of small stand-alone commercial buildings with traditional structures that are hallmarks of large mixed-use developments across the Metroplex.

3 weeks ago | star-telegram.com | Kate Marijolovic

A multi-billion dollar data center could be coming to a 107-acre property in northwest Fort Worth. The land, located near the intersection of North Saginaw Road and Hicks Field Road, is already zoned for heavy industrial development. The five-building data center campus would be an over $2.1 billion capital investment for global infrastructure developer ACS Group.