Texas Business News – Page 8

$1M Shopping Plaza Project West of San Antonio Pushes Forward

$1.8M Retail Plaza Project Advances West of San Antonio A new retail center in Castroville, roughly 26 miles west of San Antonio, is nearly finished, with some tenants planning to…

General Business

Why Credit Cards Are Essential to America’s Small Business Economy

Small businesses represent 99% of U.S. businesses, employ 46% of Americans, and contribute 44% of GDP, according to the Federal Reserve’s Small Business Credit Survey. The survey shows credit cards…

Food and Beverage

Popular Southern Iced Tea Chain Brews Up Major South Texas Expansion

HTeaO, a fast-growing iced tea franchise headquartered in Fort Worth, is planning a major expansion into South Texas, with its first Rio Grande Valley location potentially opening in Brownsville. According…

Technology

NRC Intervention Tests the Data Center Case for SMRs in Texas

A proposed small modular reactor (SMR) project in Texas is facing a regulatory hurdle that could signal broader challenges for nuclear power’s role in data center operations. The Nuclear Regulatory…

Energy & Utilities

The Permian Basin Used To Be Enough For Texas Oil Companies. Now They’re Looking Elsewhere.

Texas Oil Producers Look Beyond the Permian as Growth Slows After more than a decade of dominance driven by the shale revolution, Texas oil producers are increasingly exploring international opportunities…

Energy & Utilities

Solaris Energy Infrastructure Gains Regional Voice Through NYSE Texas Advisory Role

Solaris Energy Infrastructure (NYSE: SEI) announced that its Co-CEO has been appointed as a founding member of the newly formed NYSE Texas Advisory Board. The board, launched by the New…

Best Business

Starting a Business in Texas is Easier, Faster and Better than Ever

Texas continues to stand out as one of the best places in the nation to start and grow a business. A recent WalletHub analysis ranked Texas as the top state…

Technology

SkyGrid and Port San Antonio To Build Texas’ First Vertiport, Paving Way For Autonomous Air Taxis

SkyGrid, based in Austin, is working with Port San Antonio to build Texas’s first vertiport. This is a big step toward bringing autonomous electric air taxis to the state. The…

Energy & Utilities

Texas Business Court Seats First Jury in $200 Million Oil Case

Texas’s new Business Court has seated its first-ever jury in a high-stakes $200 million oil contract dispute, marking a milestone in the state’s effort to position itself as a premier…

Manufacturing

Vortex Doors Opens New Waco, TX Location for Commercial and Industrial Door Services

Vortex Doors has opened a new service center in Waco, Texas, expanding its footprint in Central Texas to support growing demand from manufacturing, distribution, retail, and industrial businesses. The new…

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

$1M Shopping Plaza Project West of San Antonio Pushes Forward

Why Credit Cards Are Essential to America’s Small Business Economy

Popular Southern Iced Tea Chain Brews Up Major South Texas Expansion

NRC Intervention Tests the Data Center Case for SMRs in Texas

The Permian Basin Used To Be Enough For Texas Oil Companies. Now They’re Looking Elsewhere.

Solaris Energy Infrastructure Gains Regional Voice Through NYSE Texas Advisory Role

Starting a Business in Texas is Easier, Faster and Better than Ever

SkyGrid and Port San Antonio To Build Texas’ First Vertiport, Paving Way For Autonomous Air Taxis

Texas Business Court Seats First Jury in $200 Million Oil Case

Vortex Doors Opens New Waco, TX Location for Commercial and Industrial Door Services

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