TEXAS BUSINESS

Texas Industry News

For readers in Texas, this page covers sector performance, regulatory shifts, supply chain developments, workforce trends and market consolidation. Coverage examines how entire vertical industries are changing or facing disruption.

Democrats Sweep Texas Statewide Races

Democrats Sweep Texas Statewide Races

Democrats won every statewide contest in Texas, a result not seen for the party in the state since 1994.

Live Poll

Do you think Texas is headed in the right direction?


Consumer Goods

Live Poll

Does the consistent availability of specific consumer brands impact your trust in the manufacturer?

Consumer Goods

Coca-Cola Resumes Topo Chico Sales in Texas

The popular sparkling mineral water returns to store shelves following months of supply-related shortages.

Coca-Cola Resumes Topo Chico Sales in Texas

Agriculture

Agriculture

Superior Livestock Offers 35,000 Head in Video Auction

The latest video auction put more than 35,000 head of cattle up for bid as feeder cattle prices moved lower.


Transportation

Transportation

Texas & Eastern Completes Phase I Rail Upgrade

The $30 million track project between Palestine and Rusk, Texas, has finished its first phase, with a second phase now underway.

Texas & Eastern Completes Phase I Rail Upgrade

Utilities

Live Poll

Do you expect your household's electricity costs to rise over the next few years?

Utilities

Oncor Expects 20% Capital Plan Increase

The Texas utility, majority-owned by Sempra, is set to boost its five-year base capital plan as load growth continues.

Oncor Expects 20% Capital Plan Increase

Oil and Gas

Oil and Gas

Matador to Grow Production Mid-Single Digits in 2027

Matador Resources expects mid-single-digit production growth in 2027 after shifting gas sales to improve pricing and cash flow.

Matador to Grow Production Mid-Single Digits in 2027

More in Industry

Coverage takes in sector-wide employment data, regulatory changes, supply chain crises, and waves of corporate consolidation. It reaches from the capital to the rural counties where key production occurs. The energy sector often dictates the pace of economic development, as its cycles frequently influence the broader market. Policy and climate events are the most frequent constraints that alter the outlook for industrial growth.