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Despite Loss Of Returning Homeowners, Houston Apartment Market Doing Just Fine 8 Months After Harvey
Posted on · Many temporary apartment dwellers have returned to their repaired houses, but landlords are having no problem getting new renters
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Texas, Nationwide Retail Gasoline Prices Increase This Week
Posted on · AAA experts say consumer gasoline this spring already exceeds typical summer demand measurements
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New Houston Medical Research Campus Meant To Rival Boston, San Francisco
Posted on · TMC³ is expected to open in 2022
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Houston Bars Don’t See Huge Revenue Bump During Rockets Playoff Games
Posted on · While bars in other playoff cities experienced significant increases in revenue during last year’s NBA playoffs, those in Houston did not
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Oil And Gas Regulators Issued Small Number Of Citations After Harvey, But Spills Can Be Hard To Track
Posted on · Potential spills can take days or weeks to reach after a storm like Harvey, a Texas Railroad Commission representative told lawmakers
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In-Depth: Is Houston Doing Enough To End The ‘Dangerous Apartment Epidemic’?
Posted on · A recent UT Law report described a problematic lack of city oversight for Houston’s 320,000 apartment units. Over two months later, how have city leaders responded?
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Consumers See Many Brands Through Political Lens
Posted on · A study by a Rice Business professor reveals consumers pay more attention to the politics of companies, which affects their perception according to party affiliation
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WATCH: Former Midtown Sears Site To Be Houston ‘Innovation District’
Posted on · It’s meant to boost Houston’s innovation culture, but critics say the location is a bad fit
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How Would Changes To Food Stamp Program Affect Houstonians?
Posted on · Republicans in Congress want to expand work and training requirements for SNAP recipients
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Tariff Dispute With China Presents Potential Problems For Texas Farmers And Ranchers
Posted on · Chinese tariffs have a potential of lowering demand for Texas products
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Facebook Organizes Digital Training Program For Houston’s Small Businesses, Apologizes For Data Scandal
Posted on · The social media company is trying to raise its profile among small businesses, while battling with the fallout of a data scandal
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Houston Likely Little Affected By New China Tariffs
Posted on · Scrap aluminum, steel pipe and ethanol make up for the largest affected exports to China
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UPDATE: Dow Dives 600 Points As China Puts Tariffs On U.S. Goods
Posted on · Agricultural products such as wine, nuts and frozen pork are on the list for tariffs up to 25 percent. China's move follows a similar one imposed by the U.S. last month on steel and aluminum
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US-Russia Tensions Trickle Down To Houston
Posted on · Nine Russian firms operate 22 subsidiaries in Houston, many in the oil and gas industry, according to the Greater Houston Partnership
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What Do Oil Companies Have To Do To Survive The Future?
Posted on · Houston energy consultant says oil and gas companies have to change their business models if they want to stay relevant