Business

He’s the driving force behind Plano’s most famous corporate relocation. One of his favorite things about his new corporate headquarters is a 100-year-old oak tree. Meet Jim Lentz, CEO of Toyota North America.

Plano Profile is looking for interns. Who we are Insightful and innovative, Plano Profile is the cultural compass of Collin County.

On Friday night at The Shops at Legacy, Ra Sushi attracts a crowd of diners, very few of which are thinking about sushi.

Stephanie Pope admits that Texas isn’t what she expected. “I thought I would see more horses and more land—a lot more pick-up trucks,” she laughs.

At Honest-1 Auto Care in Lewisville , co-owners Robin Mainer and Kimera Shepler created the oil changing experience they always wanted.

Commuters boarding an EVOTL. Image courtesy of an Uber Elevate video on YouTube About a year ago, we published that Dallas would be the first U.S city to get flying cars. Well, that was not entirely accurate.

Fehmi Karahan. All photography by Alyssa Vincent Fehmi Karahan is the master developer of Legacy West, Plano’s hot, new mixed-use development.

Most adults probably wouldn’t recognize high school seniors Brooklyn and Bailey McKnight, but if you have a kid who watches YouTube—like many adults watch network television—chances are they’re fans of the petite, doe-eyed twins.

Of all the legacies happening in Plano, standing alone at the junction of Legacy Drive and U.S. 75, Legacy Central is for the business-minded.

TreeHouse, Plano. Photo by Stephanie Tann As a kid, I remember loving the idea of a tree house. But when we finally got one, it did not live up to expectations. The new TreeHouse in Plano, however, exceeds expectations. It’s cool.