Texas THC Industry Braces as Senate Bill 3 Threatens Economic and Social Fallout, Eyes on Governor Abbott's Decision
Texas Senate Bill 3, aiming to regulate THC products from hemp, has passed the House and Senate, threatening a substantial industry and sparking concern among business owners about economic and job impacts. Governor Abbott's decision is pending.
Over $7 Million in Counterfeit Apple Chargers Seized by Customs Officials at Port of Houston/Galveston
U.S. Customs officials in Houston seized over $7 million in counterfeit iPhone chargers, totaling 373,000 units with Apple's trademark on the packaging. They underscored the economic harm and safety issues posed by such counterfeits.
Kinder Foundation's $150M Donation Ignites Pioneering Pediatric Cancer Center in Houston
The Kinder Foundation donated $150 million to establish the Kinder Children's Cancer Center in Houston, a joint effort by Texas Children's Hospital and MD Anderson Cancer Center focusing on pediatric cancer care.
Texas Business Leaders and King Abdullah II of Jordan Discuss Strengthening Economic Ties in Roundtable Event
Texas business leaders and King Abdullah II of Jordan discussed enhancing economic ties during a roundtable, organized to explore joint ventures and expand international business relations.
Houston's Pappas Restaurants Set to Acquire Bankrupt On the Border Mexican Grill & Cantina
Pappas Restaurants is set to acquire On the Border Mexican Grill & Cantina, aiming to enhance the chain post-bankruptcy. Pending court approval, the sale could finalize within weeks, expanding Pappas' national reach.
Houston Emerges as Top U.S. Goods Exporter in 2024 Despite National Trade Deficit Woes
Houston emerges as a top goods exporter in 2024 with $180.9 billion in exports, countering the US's record trade deficit of $140.5 billion. The city saw a significant increase in goods handled, despite national challenges due to tariffs.