According to a Dallas TV Station, it was revealed that the Heart Attack Grill, a cardiology themed eatery, was opened up on Friday in Dallas West End but it was shutdown at 12:15 pm, just after an hour and fifteen minutes.

The Franklin-based Community Health Systems had submitted its 10 candidates this week to beat the clock and meet a requirement in Tenet Healthcare Corp. Bylaws to submit its nominations for the plan to press ahead with its bid for a takeover the rival hospital operator for $7.3 billion.

It may have been difficult in the previous year to get enough flu vaccinations in Dallas County, but this time, there would be enough.

Health officers will start the distribution process of vaccines from today in the county. This year, the vaccination against flu virus has been recommended for anyone above 6 months of age.

The Dallas-based Southwest Airlines posted on Thursday its fourth loss in the past five quarters.

Southwest suffered a loss of $16 million during the third-quarter ended September 30. It may be noted here that the company had reported a loss of $120 million for the same quarter last year.

According to a Tuesday-announced deal between the Dallas-based streaming movie service provider Blockbuster, and the Schaumburg-based mobile phones maker Motorola, Blockbuster's OnDemand movie download service will be made available on select models of Motorola cell phones and smartphones.

Taking a somewhat delayed plunge into the 'Internet video streaming' arena, struggling video rental-chain Blockbuster Inc Tuesday announced its partnership with Samsung Electronics America Inc, which will allow streaming of movies and video on Samsung's televisions and electronics devices from Blockbuster's OnDemand service.

The recent AT&T-Verizon $2.35-billion-cash deal will result in AT&T's acquisition of Verizon's wireless assets in 79 rural territories of Colorado and 17 other states. As a result, nearly 1.5 million Verizon subscribers will now need new phones to be shifted to the network of AT&T - the country's biggest telecommunications company.

Zale Corporation Inc., which operates as a specialty retailer of fine jewelry, on Wednesday revealed its plans to shut down 115 underperforming stores and layoff 245 jobs during the year.

The company intends to save about $34 million in expenses through fiscal 2010 by closing about 115 underperforming stores, which will be closed as leases mature.

Taking the first step in the direction of equipping its aircrafts with Internet access by means of satellite technology, Southwest Airlines Tuesday launched an on-board test on one of its flights. As a result of the endeavor, passengers with Wi-Fi-enabled laptops and smartphones would be able to log onto the Internet during the course of their flight.

With the ongoing recession getting worse each passing day and no respite yet in sight, AT&T Inc plans to freeze the salaries of 120,000 non-union staff members - comprising managers and executives - and the company CEO Randall Stephenson has offered to forego his 2008 bonus.