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    TXSE Group wins SEC approval for Texas Stock Exchange to start in 2026

    Teresa Gubbins
    Oct 1, 2025 | 12:53 pm
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    TXSE will be the first national securities exchange to receive SEC approval in decades.

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    The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has given the go-ahead to Dallas-based Texas Stock Exchange to operate as a national securities exchange — clearing the way for the TXSE to begin trading stocks and exchange-traded products by early 2026.

    TXSE is the first fully integrated national securities exchange to receive SEC approval in decades. A release calls it "a milestone decision" that restores competition in America's public markets.

    The organization has already laid the groundwork with an exchange platform utilizing the appropriate hardware and software that will function in an evolving trading and regulatory environment.

    TXSE, which opened its headquarters in Dallas in spring 2025, will launch trading as well as ETP and corporate listings for companies that meet their standards and are fully transparent. Their goal is to compete with the NYSE and NASDAQ by building up a large roster of newly listed companies.

    "Today's approval marks a pivotal moment in our effort to build a world-class exchange rooted in alignment, transparency, and partnership with issuers and investors," says TXSX founder and CEO James H Lee. "Real competition for corporate listings in the United States has finally arrived."

    According to the release, TXSE's mission is to reverse a decades-long decline in the number of U.S. public companies by reducing the burden of going and staying public while maintaining high quantitative standards in the industry.

    They've already pushed for legislative and legal reforms to strengthen Texas' pro-business environment and establish the state as the premier jurisdiction for corporate headquarters, listings, and exchange operators — working alongside Texas leadership to advocate on behalf of issuers and investors to reform policy.

    "As the one and only national securities exchange built and headquartered in Texas, we are proud to have been the catalyst for the development of capital markets in our great state," Lee says.

    TXSE's founding investors include financial institutions, retail and institutional investment organizations including BlackRock, Citadel Securities, and Charles Schwab as well as major liquidity providers and corporate executives from across the U.S.

    TXSE will be one of three exchanges to join Texas' so-called economic hub Y’all Street, along with the New York Stock Exchange and NASDAQ.

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    6 DFW universities named best in the world on 2026 U.S. News list

    Amber Heckler
    Jun 17, 2026 | 4:19 pm
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    UT Dallas ranked 7th in Texas and No. 110 nationally.

    Six Dallas-Fort Worth universities have been named among the best universities worldwide in U.S. News & World Report's just-released comprehensive list for 2026-2027.

    U.S. News' Best Global Universities report ranks more than 2,250 schools based exclusively on their academic research performance and international reputation. Only 275 universities from the U.S. were included in the global ranking, and 21 based in Texas.

    Harvard University topped the list for 2026-2027, and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Stanford University claimed the coveted No. 2 and No. 3 spots worldwide.

    Dallas' University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center topped the list of the best local schools, and it ranked as the 117th best university in the world.

    Earlier in June, UT Southwestern ranked No. 69 in a separate list of the best universities in the world from the Center for World University Rankings (CWUR), which compared 2,000 schools globally.

    Here's how the rest of Dallas-Fort Worth's local institutions ranked:

    • No. 509 – University of Texas at Dallas
    • No. 746 – University of North Texas, Denton
    • No. 884 – University of Texas at Arlington
    • No. 950 – Southern Methodist University
    • No. 1,910 – Texas Christian University

    In a statement explaining global university trends, the managing editor for Education at U.S. News, LaMont Jones, Ed.D., said schools in the U.S. have continued to rank "disproportionately high" while major universities from other countries in China and South America are starting to catch up.

    "The continuing strength of [American university] reputations and academic research are, for the most part, unmatched," he said. "It's why students all over the world flock here to learn."

    Top-ranking Texas universities
    The University of Texas at Austin ranked No. 1 statewide and No. 56 worldwide, further cementing the university's reputation as the top choice for students seeking a higher education in Texas. CWUR also ranked UT Austin as the 35th best university in the world.

    Here's where other Texas universities stand among the top 1,000 in this year's global rankings:

    • No. 147 – Baylor College of Medicine, Houston
    • No. 180 – Texas A&M University, College Station
    • No. 204 – Rice University
    • No. 301 – University of Texas at San Antonio
    • No. 330 – University of Texas Health Science Center Houston
    • No. 393 – University of Houston
    • No. 454 – Baylor University, Waco
    • No. 565 – Texas Tech University, Lubbock
    • No. 605 – University of Texas Medical Branch Galveston
    Additionally, five other Texas universities ranked outside the top 1,000: University of Texas Rio Grande Valley (No. 1,160); University of Texas El Paso (No. 1,248); Texas State University in San Marcos (No. 1,531); Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center in Lubbock (No. 1,878); and Sam Houston State University in Huntsville (No. 2,145).
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