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Plamedie Ifasso

Staff Writer at Dallas Business Journal

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  • H-E-B can put name on piece of Halperin Park, board says - Dallas Business Journal

    2 weeks ago | bizjournals.com | Plamedie Ifasso

    The 20-year naming opportunity comes as the retailer considers a $1 million donation for the groundbreaking Halperin Park project. H-E-B LP has been cleared to put its name on piece of the 5-acre Halperin Park currently under construction in southern Dallas as the grocery giant weighs a seven-figure donation for the project. The Dallas Park and Recreation Board approved the name of the H-E-B Main Stage Fountain at Halperin Park during its April 3 meeting.

  • McKesson completes $850M majority stake purchase in eye care company - Dallas Business Journal

    3 weeks ago | bizjournals.com | Plamedie Ifasso

    The Irving-based health care company purchased about 80% of an eye services organization, adding another large deal to the health care giant's portfolio. McKesson Corp. has completed its $850 million purchase of a majority interest in eye care service provider PRISM Vision Holdings LLC. The Irving-headquartered health care company announced April 2 it officially acquired an 80% controlling interest in the New Providence, New Jersey-based company. PRISM physicians retain a 20% stake.

  • H-E-B could bag naming rights at Dallas park project - Dallas Business Journal

    3 weeks ago | bizjournals.com | Plamedie Ifasso

    The Dallas Park and Recreation Board is set to consider the naming rights in its April 3 meeting. Read more about the potential of the San Antonio grocery giant cementing its name in Dallas as more than just a grocery store. H-E-B could be the next organization to inject funding into the five-acre Halperin Park in southern Dallas.

  • Vulcan Materials one step closer to massive Dallas-area development - Birmingham Business Journal

    3 weeks ago | bizjournals.com | Plamedie Ifasso |Marie Leech

    Vulcan Materials is making moves in the South. A Birmingham-based company is one step closer to developing an industrial park in Dallas. Vulcan Materials Co. (NYSE: VMC), which produces construction aggregates, mainly crushed sand, gravel and stone and other construction materials including asphalt and concrete, aims to put an industrial park on a roughly 502-acre site in Terrell, Texas.

  • Proposed 790-acre industrial parks clear initial hurdle in Terrell

    3 weeks ago | bizjournals.com | Plamedie Ifasso

    Two proposed industrial developments on roughly 790 acres in Terrell have received initial rezoning approval as some residents fret about the new commercial activity in their quiet city on the edge of the Metroplex. One of the projects is connected to powerful Dallas firm Hunt Consolidated.

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