U.S. Money Reserve Named Austin Top Workplace
The Austin precious metals firm earned the honor for a second consecutive year, as it marks its 25th anniversary.
Austin Business News
Business in Austin runs on corporate mergers, startup funding, commercial expansion and executive moves, and coverage here follows all of it. Reporting includes the activities of local firms and the branch offices of global enterprises.
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Austin Council Advances Housing Blueprint Update
Council unanimously moved forward on revisions to the Strategic Housing Blueprint, which set a 60,000 affordable-home goal for 2027.
Philanthropy
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Do you support local parks being improved through celebrity-linked donations?
Zilker Park Gains Billie Eilish Grove of 150 Trees
Volunteers planted 150 native trees in a 6,000-square-foot grove funded by a Billie Eilish tour donation.
Industry
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In your area, do you think new city homes are becoming affordable for ordinary families?
American Housing Launches Austin Homebuilding Division
The company named three industry veterans to lead the new division as Austin becomes the launch market for its infill homebuilding strategy.
Startups
Supra Wins Defense Contract for Scandium Recovery
Austin-born critical minerals firm Supra Elemental Recovery received a Phase I SBIR contract from the U.S. Defense Logistics Agency.
People
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Do you trust local TV stations to serve your community when owners consolidate them?
Cury Takes on KVUE Leadership in Austin
Tom Cury, president and general manager of KENS-TV, assumes expanded duties over TEGNA's ABC affiliate KVUE-TV in Austin.
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