Right at home in Denton, this home store offers modern Western style and quality furniture

Denton Record-Chronicle Business 11/30 7:05A By Abigail Boatwright For Denton

Editor's NoteThis article first appeared in the November/December 2022 edition of Denton County magazine.

Denton crypto miner's stock hits another low; higher utility costs for residents could be next

Denton Record-Chronicle Business 11/29 8:30A By Christian McPhate Staff Write

UpdateThis story was updated at 5:15 p.m. to include comment from Core Scientific.

What is crypto mining and how did it come to Denton?

Denton Record-Chronicle Business 11/29 8:22A Staff report

Powered by a process called mining, cryptocurrency, a digital or virtual currency, is created by “using computer power to solve complicated mathematical problems that generate coins,” according to Kaspersky, a cyber security company.

Serve Denton wins regional award for stakeholder engagement

Denton Record-Chronicle Business 11/22 5:13A By Amber Gaudet Staff Writer aga

Serve Denton was honored with the Stakeholder Engagement award by the Center of Nonprofit Management for the Dallas-Fort Worth region earlier this month.

DFW sees strong job growth in October; Denton job postings above pre-pandemic levels

Denton Record-Chronicle Business 11/21 5:15A By Amber Gaudet Staff Writer aga

The Dallas-Fort Worth region has the fastest-growing civilian labor force in the state, the latest jobs report from the Texas Workforce Commission shows.

Denton bookstore hosts Transgender Storytime during Transgender Week of Awareness

Denton Record-Chronicle Business 11/19 1:30P By Lauren McGaughy The Dallas Mo

DENTON — Tucked in the back corner of Patchouli Joe’s Books and Indulgence on Saturday afternoon, a dozen little faces sat in a semicircle and gazed up at the face of the storyteller.

Here comes the slowdown: Texas’ sky-high sales tax growth falls back to earth

Denton Record-Chronicle Business 11/19 12:43P By Mitchell Schnurman The Dallas

Signs of a soft landing are emerging in Texas — on the spending side of the ledger.

Medical City Denton scores 13th consecutive 'A' for safety

Denton Record-Chronicle Business 11/17 5:18A By Amber Gaudet Staff Writer aga

Medical City Denton has earned an “A” safety rating in the fall 2022 Leapfrog Hospital Safety Grade report for the 13th consecutive time.

Denton’s home inventory growing as housing reset unfolds

Denton Record-Chronicle Business 11/15 11:00A By Aaron Layman

Home prices are dropping across Dallas-Fort Worth. All submarkets are not the same, so depending on where you live, this housing market correction may look a bit different.

Misconceptions about wills, executors and estate administration

Denton Record-Chronicle Business 11/15 10:00A By Ryan Webster

A will is an effective way for one to ensure that his property is transferred according to his wishes upon death. A person who makes a will is called a testator. Those who inherit under a will are called devisees.…

Want that grant for your woman-owned business? Be prepared to show proof.

Denton Record-Chronicle Business 11/15 8:00A By Tracy Irby

Texas is a beacon when it comes to women-owned businesses. In the 2021 report by Merchant Maverick on the best states for women-led startups, Texas ranked second. The Lone Star State “has cultivated a business-friendly reputation that appears to be…

Denton Skate Supply to close next month

Denton Record-Chronicle Business 11/15 7:07A By Amber Gaudet Staff Writer aga

Family-owned Denton Skate Supply will close its doors after nearly 10 years, ownership announced Tuesday.

What’s Open, What’s Closed: New food trucks, Mexican eats and retail openings in Denton

Denton Record-Chronicle Business 11/15 5:43A By Amber Gaudet Staff Writer aga

El Taco H, a new downtown restaurant inspired by Mexico City flavors, is now open at 213 E Hickory St. The 7,000-square-foot eatery, complete with patio, offers dishes dreamed up after the owners’ trips to Mexico including $3 tacos, signature…

$29,000 in wage theft at Denton 7-Elevens sheds light on larger issue for low-wage workers

Denton Record-Chronicle Business 11/15 4:00A By Amber Gaudet Staff Writer aga

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Southeast Denton residents draw line in sand, meet with developer to fight gentrification

Denton Record-Chronicle Business 11/11 11:50A By Christian McPhate Staff Write

Established in the 1800s, Oakwood Cemetery appears on both sides of Prairie Street and serves as a home to generations of Quakertown residents who have died in Southeast Denton, where gentrification and racism forced them to move their community...