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A JPMorgan Chase survey reveals Houston’s small businesses are better positioned for growth compared to other cities, highlighting strong local economic conditions and support for entrepreneurs.
Houston’s job growth forecast for 2025 has been slashed by half, according to GHP. Despite the slowdown, experts say the local economy remains resilient, supported by diverse industries and ongoing investments.
Honeywell has completed the spinoff of Solstice Advanced Materials, establishing a new presence in Houston. The move marks a strategic step to enhance focus on advanced chemical solutions.
Houston secures Texas’ first major pharmaceutical plant with a $6.5 billion investment, announced by the Greater Houston Partnership. The project is set to boost local jobs and strengthen the region’s biotech industry.
Popular bookstore chain announces plans to open multiple new locations across Houston. The expansion aims to boost accessibility to books and community events in key neighborhoods. Opening dates to be announced.
Italian steakhouse Sparrow Italia has selected Uptown Houston for its first Texas location, blending authentic Italian flavors with premium steaks. The new restaurant aims to bring a unique dining experience to the area.
Houston-based Occidental Petroleum is set to sell its chemical business to Berkshire Hathaway in a nearly $10 billion deal, marking a significant shift in the energy sector. The transaction bolsters Berkshire’s industrial portfolio.
The National Technical Institute has opened a second Houston location to meet rising demand for skilled trades. The expansion reflects growing industry needs and student interest in technical careers. (PHOTOS)
Houston solidifies its role as a global gateway for international trade and investment, driven by strategic infrastructure, diverse industries, and robust partnerships, says the Greater Houston Partnership.
Eli Lilly announces a $6.5 billion manufacturing plant in Houston, significantly boosting its initial investment plans. The expansion underscores the company’s commitment to enhancing production capacity and local economic growth.
Jackson Walker LLP has expanded its Houston office by adding a seasoned business immigration attorney. The move strengthens the firm’s capabilities in navigating complex immigration matters for corporate clients.
Meyerland has emerged as Houston’s hottest housing market in Q3, showing significant growth in home sales and rising property values, according to The Business Journals. The area’s appeal continues to attract buyers.
New details have emerged about the Hotel Derek replacement, revealing plans for a modern hotel featuring upscale dining options. The project aims to revitalize the area with a focus on luxury and culinary experiences.
The Greater Houston Partnership outlined key federal priorities for the 119th Congress, emphasizing infrastructure investment, energy innovation, and workforce development to drive regional economic growth and competitiveness.
Yes Prep is set to build a new elementary school in Houston’s Fifth Ward, marking the latest expansion in its growing network. The move aims to enhance educational access in the underserved community.
The City of Houston is considering changes to its minority-owned business program amid an ongoing lawsuit challenging its policies. Officials aim to address concerns while supporting local minority entrepreneurs.
Houston-based Linscomb Wealth has opened a new office in The Woodlands and announced plans to expand to Nashville, marking significant growth for the financial advisory firm, The Business Journals reports.
July traditionally poses challenges for Houston’s job market, but this year marked a notable shift. Despite historical downturns, employment numbers showed unexpected resilience, signaling a potential turnaround for the local economy.
Houston’s Trump Burger, known for its political branding, appears closed following ongoing legal battles and immigration issues involving its ownership. The closure marks the end of a contentious chapter in the local dining scene.