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• Lawsuit settled in Cowboys collapse

  Settlements have been reached in lawsuits filed on behalf of Dallas Cowboys Scouting Assistant Rich Behm and Special Teams Coach Joe DeCamillis, who were injured when the team’s practice facility collapsed during a May 2009 storm.

• Petco sniffing out home for 400 office jobs

  Petco is sniffing around North Texas for office space in a move that could eventually bring 400 jobs to the area.

• EnCap raising $3.5B for energy fund

  Private equity firm EnCap Investments LP is raising a $3.5 billion fund to invest in and create new domestic energy companies.

• American Airlines, Southwest winning in own ways

  Trying to rescue itself after navigating one of the toughest decades the industry has seen, airlines are in desperate need of cash, experts say.

• MetroPCS taps new revenue line

  Fixed-fee wireless telecommunications giant MetroPCS Communications has tapped into a new revenue source by launching Mas Mexico, a voice and text messaging plan to connect MetroPCS clients to Mexico.

• GameStop facing competition from Best Buy

  GameStop, the dominant player in the used video game segment, has a new competitor in Best Buy.

• Amazon picks Phoenix over Lewisville for big distribution center

  Seattle-based Amazon.com has chosen Phoenix over Lewisville for a 1-million-square-foot warehouse/distribution building, according to North Texas industrial real estate brokers close to the deal.

• Report: Blockbuster bankruptcy is imminent

  Blockbuster has plans to file for a pre-packaged bankruptcy in September, the Los Angeles Times is reporting.

• 14% of N. TX homes underwater

  More than 14 percent of residential properties in the Dallas-Plano-Irving market are underwater, according to a new report from financial and real estate data provider CoreLogic.