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Texas Bans Popular Chinese Apps Including Shein, Temu, On State-Issued Devices

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has expanded the state’s list of technologies banned from use on state-issued devices and government networks, adding dozens of companies with ties to China, including Shein,…

General Business

Texas businesses feel impacts from the winter freeze

Texas businesses across the state are dealing with significant disruptions and financial losses after a winter freeze left roads iced over and caused widespread power outages. Many restaurants and small…

Manufacturing

Growth Resumes in Texas Manufacturing

Texas manufacturing activity rebounded in January, signaling renewed momentum after a brief slowdown at the end of last year. According to the latest Texas Manufacturing Outlook Survey, factory output expanded…

Construction

Construction Resources Enters Texas With Jarrell Company Acquisition

Construction Resources Company has officially entered the Texas market through its acquisition of The Jarrell Company, a Dallas-based distributor specializing in luxury appliances, plumbing fixtures, and lighting products. The deal…

Energy & Utilities

A small Oil Company Polluted Midland’s Water Reserve. The Cleanup Has Dragged On For Years.

A long-running groundwater pollution case in West Texas has left the City of Midland paying millions and still waiting for a complete cleanup after a small oil company’s disposal operations…

Food and Beverage

Texas Chain Crushes Costco and Trader Joe’s To Claim America’s Top Grocery Store Title

A Texas grocery chain has once again taken the top spot in a national ranking, outpacing major competitors such as Costco, Trader Joe’s, and Amazon amid rising food prices, when…

General Business

How Houston Businesses Can Stay Ahead In An Unpredictable Global Supply Chain

Houston-area companies are navigating an increasingly volatile global supply chain environment shaped by shifting tariffs, regulatory changes, labor shortages, port congestion, and fluctuating transportation capacity. In this climate, efficient and…

Technology

Samsung’s Texas Plant Emerges As Buffer Against Possible US Memory Tariffs

Industry officials say Samsung could potentially mitigate tariff risks by building memory chip fabrication facilities at its Taylor, Texas, site, which would offer greater predictability if the U.S. moves forward…

General Business

Texas Comptroller Alert: The ‘Hard Freeze’ Rule That Can Lock Your Bank Account in Seconds

Texas residents and business owners with unpaid state tax obligations are being urged to pay close attention to an aggressive enforcement tool known as the “Hard Freeze.” According to recent…

Agriculture

Texas A&M NRI Focuses On Urban, Suburban Feral Hog Management

Feral hogs are increasingly a problem not just in rural Texas but also in cities and suburban neighborhoods, as rapid population growth pushes development into former agricultural land. Experts at…

Target Upgrades Temple Store Amid Retail Growth in Central Texas

Texas Bans Popular Chinese Apps Including Shein, Temu, On State-Issued Devices

Texas businesses feel impacts from the winter freeze

Growth Resumes in Texas Manufacturing

Construction Resources Enters Texas With Jarrell Company Acquisition

A small Oil Company Polluted Midland’s Water Reserve. The Cleanup Has Dragged On For Years.

Texas Chain Crushes Costco and Trader Joe’s To Claim America’s Top Grocery Store Title

How Houston Businesses Can Stay Ahead In An Unpredictable Global Supply Chain

Samsung’s Texas Plant Emerges As Buffer Against Possible US Memory Tariffs

Texas Comptroller Alert: The ‘Hard Freeze’ Rule That Can Lock Your Bank Account in Seconds

Texas A&M NRI Focuses On Urban, Suburban Feral Hog Management

Target Upgrades Temple Store Amid Retail Growth in Central Texas

Heim Barbecue Closes Original Fort Worth Location After 10 Years

New Era Energy & Digital Secures $140M to Advance Texas Data Center Expansion

Church’s Texas Chicken Announces Plans for 600-Location Expansion in China