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    9 DFW companies clock in among Forbes' best employers in Texas for 2023

    Amber Heckler
    Sep 19, 2023 | 9:45 am
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    Texas Oncology makes the list.

    Photo courtesy of Texas Oncology

    Dallas-Fort Worth continues to prove it's home to some of the best businesses in the state. Two local employers in fact - Texas Oncology and Fidelity Investments - have moved into highly coveted top-10 spots on Forbes' 2023 list of "America’s Best Employers By State".

    The prestigious list is a collaboration between Forbes and Statista to survey the satisfaction levels of tens of thousands of workers employed by national companies.

    Dallas-based Texas Oncology - the largest cancer treatment and research providers in the state - earned a rank of No. 6. Forbes says there are more than 4,700 workers employed by the oncology network.

    On its career website, nurse leader Nicole Forkner, BSN, RN, OCN said Texas Oncology has been her "home away from home" for nearly two decades.

    "So many of our patients have left a lasting memory with me. Not only are we healing their heart, mind, and soul, but they are healing ours too," Forkner said. "The guidance we have received from our amazing Texas Oncology leadership team has led us through hurricanes, ice storms, new initiatives, software changes, and the COVID-19 pandemic."

    Fidelity Investments made major gains in 2023. Though the company might be based in Boston, Massachusetts, its big presence in Westlake (coupled with a great work environment and advancement opportunities) propels it to the top year after year. The financial services corporation climbed to No. 9 in Texas this year, after ranking No. 22 in Forbes' 2022 list. There are about 61,000 people employed by Fidelity, according to the report.

    Forbes explains that those on the list "aren’t the best large or midsize employers nationally, but a deeper look at which companies are closer-to-home options for every American worker."

    Forbes and Statista determined their rankings by surveying 70,000 Americans working at employers in the U.S. with at least 500 employees each. The final list features 1,392 highly recommended employers in the 50 states and the District of Columbia. Nearly 270 employers ranked highly in multiple states.

    Here are the 30 best large employers in Texas, as determined by Forbes and Statista:

    Dallas-Fort Worth:

    • No. 6 – Texas Oncology, based in Dallas
    • No. 9 – Fidelity Investments (based in Boston; major corporate hub in Westlake)
    • No. 14 – Capital One (based in Richmond, Virginia; major corporate hub in Plano)
    • No. 17 – University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas
    • No. 22 – Southwest Airlines, based in Dallas
    • No. 24 – Texas Health Resources, based in Arlington
    • No. 25 – General Motors (based in Detroit, Michigan; major assembly hub in Arlington)
    • No. 27 – City of Plano
    • No. 28 – Toyota North America, based in Plano

    Austin:

    • No. 3 – Google (based in Mountain View, California; major corporate hub in Austin)
    • No. 13 – Apple (based in Cupertino, California; major corporate hub in Austin)

    San Antonio:

    • No. 2 – H-E-B (based in San Antonio; more than 300 stores in Texas)
    • No. 26 – University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio

    Houston area:

    • No. 1 – NASA (based in Washington, D.C.; Johnson Space Center in Clear Lake)
    • No. 4 – Houston Community College
    • No. 5 – Houston Methodist
    • No. 6 – Texas Children's Hospital
    • No. 18 – National Oilwell Varco
    • No. 19 – Bechtel (based in Reston, Virginia; major corporate hub in Houston)

    Throughout Texas:

    • No. 8 – Salesforce (based in San Francisco, California; offices in Austin and Dallas)
    • No. 10 – IKEA (based in Sweden; five stores in Texas)
    • No. 11 – Costco (based in Issaquah, Washington; 38 stores in Texas)
    • No. 15 – Cardinal Health (based in Dublin, Ohio; 23 locations in Texas)
    • No. 16 – Microsoft (based in Redmond, Washington; offices in Austin, Dallas, Friendswood, Frisco, Houston, San Antonio, and The Woodlands)
    • No. 20 – Leidos (based in Reston, Virginia; locations in San Antonio, Houston, and Webster)
    • No. 21 – Cisco Systems (based in San Jose, California; offices in Austin, Dallas, Irving, Richardson, Houston, Laredo, and San Antonio)
    • No. 23 – IBM (based in Armonk, New York; offices in Austin, Houston, Dallas, and Frisco)
    • No. 29 – Nike (based in Beaverton, Oregon; 26 locations in Texas)
    • No. 30 – Charles Schwab (based in San Francisco, California; 25 locations in Texas)
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    Self-driving Waymo robotaxis can now be hailed in Dallas

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    Waymo is now offering driverless rides to San Antonians.

    Waymo will begin dispatching its robotaxis in Dallas and four more cities in Texas and Florida, expanding the territory covered by its fleet of self-driving cars to 10 major U.S. metropolitan markets.

    The move into Dallas, Houston, San Antonio and Orlando, Florida, announced Tuesday, February 24, widens Waymo's early lead in autonomous driving while rival services from Tesla and the Amazon-owned Zoox are still testing their vehicles in only a few U.S. cities.

    In contrast, Waymo's robotaxis already provide more than 400,000 weekly trips in the six metropolitan areas where they have been transporting passengers: Phoenix, the San Francisco Bay Area, Los Angeles, Miami, Atlanta, and Austin.

    Waymo operates its ride-hailing service through its own app in all the U.S. cities except Atlanta and Austin, where its robotaxis can only be summoned through Uber's ride-hailing service.

    In Dallas, they'll partner with Avis, according to a release — offering their ride-hailing service through the Waymo app, with a fleet managed through a new multi-year partnership with Avis Budget Group, whose expertise will help Waymo scale the Waymo Driver even faster.

    Avis will provide end-to-end fleet management services, including infrastructure, vehicle readiness, maintenance, and general depot operations.

    Dallas' downtown metro area is considered well suited for Waymo's 24/7 autonomous ride-hailing service. They also aim to improve road safety and partner with the city of Dallas on its "Vision Zero" plan to eliminate all traffic-related deaths and reduce severe injury crashes by 50 percent by 2030.

    The expansion into four more markets marks a significant step toward Waymo's goal to surpass 1 million weekly paid trips by the end of 2026. Without identifying where its robotaxis will be available next, Waymo is targeting a list of eight other cities that include Las Vegas, Washington, Detroit, and Boston while signaling its first overseas availability is likely to be London.

    To help pay for more robotaxis, Waymo recently raised $16 billion as part of the financial infusion that puts the value of the company at $126 billion. The valuation fueled speculation that Waymo may eventually be spun off from its corporate parent Alphabet, where it began as a secret project within Google in 2009.

    Although Waymo is opening up in four more cities, its robotaxis initially will only be made available to a limited number of people with its ride-hailing app in Dallas, San Antonio, Houston, and Orlando before the service will be available to all corners in those markets.

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    Teresa Gubbins contributed to this story.

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