Business in Texas runs on corporate mergers, market shifts, company hiring, store closures and industry trends, and coverage here follows all of it. Reporting focuses on the state economy and the organizational activity shaping it.
North Central Texas Council of Governments launches its 13th annual program to keep cooking oil and grease out of sewer systems.
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Do you plan to drop off used cooking grease at a recycling site this season?
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Do you trust governor-appointed university regents to put students' interests first?
Fort Worth philanthropist Rienke Radler was named to the Texas Woman's University Board of Regents last month.
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Would you consider starting a business in San Antonio?
A PenFed Foundation study ranks four Texas metro areas in the top 20 nationally for veteran entrepreneurs.
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Do you think Texas is headed in the right direction?
Democrats won every statewide contest in Texas, a result not seen for the party in the state since 1994.
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Do you think the cost of living in your area is getting better or worse?
Homebuilder Dick Weekley outlined a three-point strategy in an internal memo after Democrats captured top Texas state offices.
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Do you think it's bad for communities when local stores are replaced by out-of-state chains?
Twenty-seven Texas Panhandle locations are shutting down in staggered groups from November 3 through November 20 as they transition to Casey's General Store.
Reporting here centers on regional market conditions, industry-specific trends, shifts in corporate leadership and major investment cycles. It reaches from the capital to the rural counties where the state economy sustains commerce. Texas often sees large-scale energy sector shifts that ripple through the rest of the commercial landscape. Public-private partnerships and resource extraction levels remain constant factors in how these news stories develop.
