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2 days ago | dmagazine.com | Jake Kemp |Mike Piellucci

I’m not sure how long this will last, but as of right now, it is still hard for me to make much sense of anything the Mavericks do with their roster. Nico Harrison traded away the team’s future for a shorter, and in his mind, stronger run at a championship. Of course, he was subsequently gifted a new future by lottery luck that will result in the Mavericks selecting phenom Cooper Flagg with the first pick in tonight’s draft.

2 days ago | dmagazine.com | Audrey Henvey

Each week, D CEO Real Estate publishes the region’s top commercial real estate leases, sales, and developments in its Deal Ticker. Submit your news via this online form. LeasesOffice NYSE Texas is leasing 28,000 square feet at Old Parkland, according to a report from The Real Deal that cites a source familiar with the transaction. Landlord Crow Holdings declined to comment on the matter.

3 days ago | dmagazine.com | Layten Praytor

Dr. Tiffany Moon will never forget the emotions that flooded her as a 6-year-old at a Beijing airport in 1990. Her grandparents were sending her off to New York City—alone. “I don’t want to go to America,” she cried. “I want to stay here with Grandma and Grandpa. I don’t know who Mom and Dad are. I haven’t seen them in three years.” Moon remembers her hysteria at the gate as airline employees pried her away from her grandmother.

5 days ago | dmagazine.com | Bethany Erickson

Dallas favorites Tripping Daisy are celebrating the 30th anniversary of their album I Am an Elastic Firecracker, and they’re doing so with their first tour in 26 years. It kicked off this weekend at The Bomb Factory, and photographer Jason Janik was there. Long the band’s quasi-official photographer, Jason wrote spoke with front man Tim DeLaughter last year about the band’s plans to tour and record again. Read that here, and then flip through the photos from Saturday night’s show.

1 week ago | dmagazine.com | Will Maddox

Government-run entities rarely make a profit. Healthcare is one of the few exceptions, and UT Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas stands out in terms of cash flow and profitability compared to other University of Texas system health centers in the state. Though as a state entity it isn’t technically making profits like a private corporation, we can still look at financial documents to see if state health systems are in the red.