Dallas-Houston bullet train company raises $75 million, hires new CEO

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Dallas-Houston bullet train company raises $75 million, hires new CEO
(Source: Dallas Morning News, July 22, 2015)

DALLAS — Developers of a planned bullet train between Dallas and Houston have raised $75 million in private funds from Texas investors and named a new CEO, company officials announced this morning.

Full story: Dallas Morning News

Wednesday, July 22, 2015

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