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Houston Energy Firms Navigate Volatility as Strait of Hormuz Crisis Reshapes Global Oil Trade

Housing Affordability Gap Persists as Income Needed Reaches $109,796

Campbell’s Cuts 13% of Salaried Workforce in Major Turnaround Effort

US Economy Adds 162,000 Jobs in August 2026, Beating Expectations

Houston Energy and Climate Startup Week Returns with Focus on AI and Energy Transition

Oil Prices Surge Past $95 as Strait of Hormuz Disruption Hits Houston Energy Sector

Matrix Service Reports Fiscal Year 2026 Results as Industrial Infrastructure Demand Grows

ENEOS Holdings to Acquire Houston-Based TPC Group in Major Chemicals Deal

Houston Energy and Climate Startup Week Returns Spotlight to City’s Innovation Ecosystem

Chevron’s Venezuela Expansion Signals New Chapter for Houston Energy Sector

Tropical Storm Edouard Disrupts Houston-Area Businesses and Power Infrastructure

Houston City Council Approves $50 Million Agreement to Block Annexation of The Woodlands

Atlanta-Based Atomic-6’s Space Armor Set for First SpaceX Satellite Deployment

Trump Slams Exxon, Chevron for ‘Too Much Money’ as Oil Prices Surge

SpaceX Reports $541M Quarterly Loss as Starlink Subscribers Double to 12M

Kroger Closes Multiple Houston-Area Stores in Nationwide Overhaul

Corpus Christi Water Subsidy Battle Pits Residents Against Valero and Energy Giants

Baker Hughes to Lay Off 174 Workers at Northwest Houston Plant Amid Industry Uncertainty

Houston Taco Restaurants Feel the Pinch as Beef Prices Surge Nearly 16 Percent

Texas Stock Exchange Launches Trading in Challenge to NYSE and NASDAQ Duopoly

IBM Tumbles 25% After Profit Warning, Ripples Felt Across Houston’s Tech Corridor

Major Banks Report Strong Earnings as Houston Financial Sector Benefits from AI Investment Boom

June Inflation Cools to 3.5% as Energy Prices Drop, Offering Houston Consumers Relief

Oil Prices Climb as U.S. Strikes Iran, Putting Houston Energy Sector on Alert

Flexible Manufacturing Comes to Texas: How App-Based Shift Scheduling Is Reshaping Houston’s Factory Floor

Aviation Mechanic Shortage Creates High-Paying Job Pipeline for Houston-Area Workers

EPA Truck Emissions Rollback Could Shift Costs for Houston’s Massive Trucking and Logistics Hub

Houston Gas Prices Swing Again as Iran Ceasefire Collapses, Straining Local Budgets

Northeast Houston Steel Business Faces Felony Charges Over Hazardous Chemical Leaks

Northwest Mall Demolition Signals Houston’s Shift Toward High-Speed Rail Future

NextEra Energy’s $67 Billion Dominion Acquisition Reshapes Houston’s Power Landscape

Houston Businesses Navigate FIFA World Cup Boom and Growing Pains

Texas Data Center Boom: 248 Projects Planned Statewide Amid AI Surge

NRG Energy Opens First New Power Plant in Over a Decade Amid Texas Data Center Surge

OSHA Proposes $3.5 Million in Fines Over Channelview Sulfuric Acid Spill

Trump Administration Won’t Renew USMCA, Raising Stakes for Texas Trade

Texas Data Center Boom: 248 Projects Planned Statewide Amid AI Surge

OSHA Proposes $3.5M in Fines Over Houston Ship Channel Acid Spill

NRG Energy Opens First New Houston Power Plant in Over a Decade

Trump Administration Won’t Renew USMCA, Raising Trade Risks for Houston Businesses

Houston Prepares for FIFA World Cup Fan Festival as Seven Matches Approach

Eataly to Open at Centre at Post Oak, Bringing Italian Food Hall Concept to Uptown

Tesla Robotaxi Goes Driverless in Houston, Taking on Waymo in Texas’ Largest Metro

Houston Ties Chicago for No. 2 in Fortune 500 Headquarters as 2026 List Drops

U.S. Airlines Spend $6.5 Billion on April Fuel as Middle East Conflict Drives Costs Higher

Davie Defense Icebreaker Project Brings 2,400 Jobs to Galveston and Port Arthur

World Cup Travel Surge Lifts Houston Airlines as Bookings Climb 38 Percent

Texas Surpasses California in Fortune 500 Headquarters as Corporate Migration Accelerates

Carnival Cruise Data Breach Potentially Affects Over 800,000 Texans Including Galveston Passengers

Marriott Marquis Houston Workers Win Union Contract With $22 Minimum Wage

ERCOT Prepares New Process to Manage Texas Data Center Boom Straining Power Grid

SpaceX Secures Tax Break for $5 Billion Semiconductor Plant Near Houston

BP Chairman Ousted as Oil Supermajor Faces Investor Pressure Over Strategic Direction

Houston-Based Fertitta Entertainment to Acquire Caesars Entertainment for Nearly $6 Billion

ExxonMobil Shareholders Approve Moving Legal Home from New Jersey to Texas

ERCOT to Vote on New Data Center Evaluation Process as Texas Grid Faces Surging Demand

Federal Appeals Court Upholds Texas App Store Age Verification Law

SpaceX Files for IPO From Texas, Setting Up Largest Public Offering in History

Texas Data Center Surge: 248 Projects Planned as Demand for AI Infrastructure Grows

ERCOT to Vote on New Process for Evaluating Data Center Projects as Demand Surges