Wonder, founded by Marc Lore, plans to expand into Texas next year with 100 or more locations by the end of 2027. The company also plans to launch Wonder Create on Nov. 17, a $10-per-month subscription letting users run their own restaurants from Wonder locations.
Where
Texas
When
Not stated in sources
Sources
Reported by 2 outlets
Taxes and money
The sources don't state an effect on taxes. They do state these figures.
Series D valuation (pre-money)$9 billion12Who pays or receives it: investors
Total fundraising to date$3.3 billion12Who pays or receives it: investors
Wonder Create subscription price$10 per month2Who pays or receives it: users
Price paid for Jet.com$3 billion1Who pays or receives it: Walmart
Coming up
Tuesday, November 17, 2026. Wonder Create subscription service launches2
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A Dallas-Fort Worth homeowner with two Tesla Powerwalls and a 17-kilowatt solar system compared Tesla's annual battery credit against a free-overnight electricity plan. Tesla pays $400 per Powerwall annually; the homeowner estimated a free-overnight plan could reduce annual bills to about $224-$717.
President Trump announced that Audi plans to build a $4 billion assembly plant in Georgia to produce SUVs annually, creating about 4,500 jobs with production starting in the early 2030s. Toyota said it would spend $3.6 billion to build a truck assembly line on its San Antonio, Texas campus, creating 2,000 jobs by 2030.
$$4bn for assembly plant investment
Donald Trump, US President; Gernot Doellner, Audi CEO; Audi, automotive company announcing factory expansion and 2 more
The San Antonio Food Bank is participating in a carbon-credit project developed by Brightly to generate revenue for rescue operations. The project finances food rescue by preventing methane emissions from decomposing food in landfills, with companies purchasing credits to support collection and distribution work.
San Antonio Food Bank, organization pursuing carbon-credit project; Eric Cooper, President and CEO of San Antonio Food Bank; Brightly, developer of carbon-credit project
The sixth annual Venture Dallas conference was held Thursday at Old Parkland, drawing an estimated 450 company founders, investors and community leaders. More than 40 speakers participated, including venture capitalists, tech entrepreneurs, and U.S. Senator John Cornyn.
Joe Lonsdale, co-founder of Palantir Technologies and founder and managing partner of 8VC; Mark Cuban, Dallas entrepreneur and investor, speaker; Stephen Gillett, CEO of Verily Health, speaker and 4 more
Approximately 1.8 million Texas voters were placed on a suspense list ahead of the 2026 midterm elections due to address changes flagged by registrars. Voters on the list can still cast ballots by providing proof of residence or using provisional ballots.
Alicia Pierce, Spokesperson for the office of the Texas Secretary of State; Texas Secretary of State, State election official; Election Protection, National nonpartisan coalition providing voter assistance
A Fox News poll shows Republican Ken Paxton and Democrat James Talarico tied at 49% each in the Texas U.S. Senate race. The candidates disagree over whether to hold a debate.
Ken Paxton, Republican candidate for Texas U.S. Senate; James Talarico, Democratic candidate for Texas U.S. Senate; Fox News, Conducted poll
The Dallas Cowboys announced that country music singer Miranda Lambert will perform at halftime of their Thanksgiving Day game against the Philadelphia Eagles at AT&T Stadium on November 26. The show will mark the 30th consecutive Salvation Army Red Kettle Kickoff Halftime Show.
Miranda Lambert, Halftime performer; Dallas Cowboys, Announcing halftime performer; Philadelphia Eagles, Opposing team in Thanksgiving game
Southwestern University in Georgetown will play its first on-campus football game since 1950 on Saturday, Oct. 26, 2026, at a new stadium complex funded by $9.2 million in donor investment. The university disbanded its football program in 1950, reinstated it in 2013, and played home games off-campus until now.
$$9.2 million for stadium complex funding
Southwestern University, university hosting first on-campus game; Bill Kriesel, head coach; Devan Phillips, senior defensive back and 2 more