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Salad and Go to Shutter All Remaining Units in Texas and Oklahoma

Salad and Go is pulling out of Texas and Oklahoma, closing all of its remaining restaurants in those states as part of a major reset for the fast-casual salad chain.…

General Business

North Texas’ Concentric Acquires Atlanta-Based Data Center Services Co. Critical Components

Concentric, a national industrial power and maintenance company headquartered in Carrollton, Texas, has acquired Critical Components Inc. (CCI) as part of a strategy to strengthen its capabilities in data center…

Technology

Dallas Loses Corporate Giant As AT&T Relocates Across North Texas

AT&T is relocating its corporate headquarters from downtown Dallas to Plano. This move marks a major shift for one of North Texas’s largest employers and could carry significant economic implications…

Good Business

Samsung To Costco: All The Big Businesses Coming To Central Texas In 2026

Central Texas is set to see a wave of major business openings and expansions in 2026, with large-scale projects from global corporations and well-known brands expected to further fuel growth…

Energy & Utilities

Data Center Growth Lifts NRG’s Texas Outlook and 2026 Profit Targets

Rising demand from data centers is strengthening NRG Energy’s outlook in Texas and supporting higher profit expectations for 2026, according to a report by Vardah Gill for Finviz. As artificial…

Food and Beverage General Business

New State Law Could Nearly Double Food Truck Permit Fees; Local Business Owners Concerned With Impact

A new Texas law is set to significantly increase permit and inspection costs for food businesses in Corpus Christi, raising concerns among local restaurant and food truck owners about the…

Finance

Houston Bank Mergers and Acquisitions Surge as Cadence Bank, Prosperity Bank, Others Make Deals

Bank merger and acquisition activity rebounded sharply in 2025, with Houston-area financial institutions playing a leading role, according to reporting by Chandler France of the Houston Business Journal. After years…

General Business

New Era Energy & Digital Secures Full Ownership of Texas Critical Data Centers Through Binding Agreement, Completes 203-Acre Land Acquisition Expanding TCDC Campus in Ector County, Texas

New Era Energy & Digital has moved to consolidate ownership of a major West Texas data center project, announcing a binding agreement that will give the company full control of…

General Business

Reasons Behind the Shift of Businesses to Florida and Texas: Insights for Entrepreneurs

Businesses across the U.S. are increasingly relocating to Florida and Texas, drawn by friendlier tax policies, lighter regulation, and legal frameworks that favor entrepreneurship, according to a recent press release…

Manufacturing

Argyle-Based Business Offers European-Style Kitchenware

An Argyle-based business is bringing a taste of Europe to North Texas kitchens. Design and Grace, owned by Lantana resident Tony Boulton, specializes in European-style kitchenware and recently gained national…

Bob Lovell’s Research at HMS Shows Consumers Do Not Want AI Real Estate Agents

Salad and Go to Shutter All Remaining Units in Texas and Oklahoma

North Texas’ Concentric Acquires Atlanta-Based Data Center Services Co. Critical Components

Dallas Loses Corporate Giant As AT&T Relocates Across North Texas

Samsung To Costco: All The Big Businesses Coming To Central Texas In 2026

Data Center Growth Lifts NRG’s Texas Outlook and 2026 Profit Targets

New State Law Could Nearly Double Food Truck Permit Fees; Local Business Owners Concerned With Impact

Houston Bank Mergers and Acquisitions Surge as Cadence Bank, Prosperity Bank, Others Make Deals

New Era Energy & Digital Secures Full Ownership of Texas Critical Data Centers Through Binding Agreement, Completes 203-Acre Land Acquisition Expanding TCDC Campus in Ector County, Texas

Reasons Behind the Shift of Businesses to Florida and Texas: Insights for Entrepreneurs

Argyle-Based Business Offers European-Style Kitchenware

Bob Lovell’s Research at HMS Shows Consumers Do Not Want AI Real Estate Agents

Longview Family-Owned Grocery Store Gets a Lifeline From Local Shoppers

How popular is H-E-B among Texas’ wealthiest grocery shoppers?

Texas Stock Exchange to launch trading on Monday in test run of upstart’s challenge to Wall Street