5 Surprising Things Your Employees Want

Denton Chamber 10/21 11:01A Kendall Carlson

You’ve probably read all the articles that tell you employees want more money, more praise, and more opportunity. And these things are 100% true, but there are other things they wish they had, too. These are things they probably haven’t told you,...

Bunch Bikes to move to bigger facility, film update with Shark Tank

Denton Record-Chronicle Business 10/20 10:00A By Amber Gaudet Staff Writer aga

Cargo bike developer Bunch Bikes will move to a larger facility in January, doubling its footprint in Denton.

What's Open, What's Closed: Vegan sushi, German fare, new chain locations headed to North Texas

Denton Record-Chronicle Business 10/20 5:30A By Amber Gaudet Staff Writer aga

With several new dining concepts coming to the Denton area alongside established chains bringing additional locations, residents can look forward to fresh options to satisfy their cravings over the coming months.

The pros and cons of arbitration agreements

Denton Record-Chronicle Business 10/19 6:45P By Brian Cartwright

In 2020, more than 276,000 new civil lawsuits were filed in Texas. Many such cases were filed against Texas businesses on a wide range of matters. To avoid expensive, time-consuming litigation, many businesses are opting out of the judicial process…

How Denton's housing market is faring amid supply chain disruptions and manufactured consent

Denton Record-Chronicle Business 10/19 6:45P By Aaron Layman

Denton home prices leveled off last month. The median price of home in the city of Denton was unchanged in September, coming in at $325,000.

Bewitched Denton to move to new space this month, expand inventory

Denton Record-Chronicle Business 10/19 8:08A By Amber Gaudet Staff Writer aga

Metaphysical shop Bewitched Denton will move to a new space this weekend, gaining more than 1,000 extra square feet in a standalone building.

'Predatory' hidden covenants on more than 100 Denton homes were thrown out by a judge. Hundreds more...

Denton Record-Chronicle Business 10/15 1:00P By Amber Gaudet Staff Writer aga

Private transfer fees affecting more than 100 Denton homes were ruled invalid by a Denton County judge last week. But the practice has brought in billions of dollars from homeowners across the United States, according to its top originator, and…

Interstate movers left in limbo after Denton company hasn't delivered their things

Denton Record-Chronicle Business 10/12 1:00P By Zaira Perez Staff Writer zair

Leslie McAskill of California packed up her possessions for a cross-country move this summer, but the Denton-based company that picked up her belongings didn’t deliver her things when they said they would.

How much are vaccine requirements contributing to hospital staffing levels?

Denton Record-Chronicle Business 10/10 2:25P By Justin Grass Staff Writer jgr

With health care providers across the country going different directions on COVID-19 vaccine mandates, one Denton hospital’s president says its shot requirement has made next to no impact on staffing numbers.

Look inside the first Denton home on a prestigious Dallas home tour

Denton Record-Chronicle Business 10/8 10:00A By Annette Fuller Denton County

For the first time in Denton history, a home here will be showcased in the prestigious annual American Institute of Architects Dallas Tour of Homes, coming up in late October. This Denton property has won one of the 10 coveted…

Q&A with Michael Gooden, the Denton native who designed 'Five House'

Denton Record-Chronicle Business 10/8 10:00A By Annette Fuller Denton County

Michael Gooden is the founding principal of M Gooden Design and architect of “Five House,” a Denton home included in the upcoming American Institute of Architects Dallas Tour of Homes. Denton Media Company reporter Annette Fuller asked Gooden...

'Flowers are encouraged': Joe Alford remembered for his caring nature as a businessman, public...

Denton Record-Chronicle Business 10/6 2:52P By Lucinda Breeding Features Edi

Joe Alford, a longtime Denton florist and former Denton City Council member, died on Sept. 30. He was 88.

Strittmatter acquired by national HVAC investor

Denton Record-Chronicle Business 10/6 11:10A By Amber Gaudet Staff Writer aga

Strittmatter Air Conditioning, Heating and Plumbing is now owned by New York-based HVAC and plumbing investment company Granite Comfort, according to a news release.

First State Bank wins statewide community banking awards

Denton Record-Chronicle Business 10/5 5:56A By Amber Gaudet Staff Writer aga

North Texas-based First State Bank was honored with two awards from the Independent Bankers Association of Texas last month, according to a news release.