Business
Despite Pandemic, 2020 Was Record Year For Houston Home Sales
Posted on · Sales recovered after two negative sales months in the spring.
Posted on · Sales recovered after two negative sales months in the spring.
Posted on · On Thursday's show: What the incoming Biden administration could mean for the local economy, and how a $50 million donation will help students at Prairie View A&M.
Posted on · The Greater Houston Partnership forecasts 35,000 to 52,000 added jobs.
Posted on · On Friday's Houston Matters: A controversial new rule for Texas social workers, an update on the local economy, The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly of the week's news, and an interactive classical music experience along Buffalo Bayou.
Posted on · The statewide shutdown order for bars has endangered some longtime Houston watering holes.
Posted on · The fine and performing arts sector is the hardest hit by the coronavirus pandemic.
Posted on · The coronavirus pandemic is continuing to be bad for a number of Houston businesses. But a noticeable exception is the single-family housing market which – after a dip earlier in the year – is now thriving.
Posted on · Some hotels had no guests at all for some periods during the coronavirus pandemic.
Posted on · Unemployment numbers are nearing those of the Great Depression.
Posted on · In Greater Houston, the loans have already surpassed those for Hurricane Harvey.
Posted on · Local organizations are trying to raise money for those mostly overlooked by the government.
Posted on · Grocery stores, medical suppliers and online retailers are among the businesses that are booming during Covid-19.
Posted on · A Greater Houston Partnership survey shows the impact on Houston’s small businesses.
Posted on · Restaurant closures and limited service due to the coronavirus pandemic have had a huge impact on servers and other service industry workers.
Posted on · Restaurants in Chinatown on Houston’s southwest side continue to suffer big losses as customers are shying away.