Holden Wilen is a Money Reporter at Dallas Business News. He covers a range of topics including construction and real estate, corporate finance, and banking, with a focus on business and economics. Holden's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo Finance, NBC Boston, and the Houston Business Journal.
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Holden Wilen's coverage heavily focuses on local business and finance, particularly in Dallas, Texas. His articles often cite data and press releases, indicating a preference for fact-based information and announcements from the private sector.
If you're looking to pitch to Holden, consider providing insights or exclusive data related to Dallas businesses, real estate activities, investments, mergers & acquisitions within the region. Additionally, if your company is involved in noteworthy developments within these sectors that could be of interest locally or have potential impacts beyond Dallas -- those angles may catch his attention as well.
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By: Holden Wilen
The casual bar and grill chain is expanding to a new part of the world through a franchise deal.
By: Holden Wilen
It's been 25 years since the terrorist attacks of 9/11 changed the United States forever. DBJ spoke with North Texas business leaders, many of whom were in New York that day, about what they remember and how the tragedy still impacts the country and its economy.
By: Holden Wilen
"All through the rest of this month in October, you're going to see movement from around the country towards the Texas Stock Exchange" TXSE CEO James Lee said. "You're just seeing a little bit. This is the tip of the iceberg."
Janelle Anderson will succeed Jennifer Sampson as CEO and president of United Way of Metropolitan Dallas on Nov. 1.
By: Holden Wilen
Ray Washburne wants downtown Dallas to be more like San Antonio's Pearl.
By: Holden Wilen
Princeton Equity Group now has $3 billion in assets under management after closing its third fund.
By: Holden Wilen
Charles Schwab has more than $13.4 trillion in assets under management and was among the original group of investors in the Texas Stock Exchange.
By: Holden Wilen
Benjamin Hagan, assistant vice president of benefits at AT&T Inc. predicted costs will "hit a wave" in the next five years "that's going to actually break us" and change the way companies and their employees pay for healthcare.
By: Holden Wilen
YMCA of Metropolitan Dallas plans to add several locations in the coming years as it seeks to keep up with growth across the Metroplex. Midlothian, Celina and Forney are on its list.
A Chicago-based financial giant with $85.9 billion in assets under management is planting its flag in Dallas.
