Houston jewelry store launches a treasure hunt with over $10,000 in gold and rare coins as part of its 40th-anniversary celebration during National Coin Week.

In Houston, stores like Walmart and Trader Joe's are open for Easter 2025, while Target and Costco are closed. Fast-food chains vary in hours, and postal and bank services are affected by the holiday.

Nvidia is expanding its AI supercomputer chip production to the U.S., with new facilities in Arizona and Texas, aiming to strengthen the supply chain and support the demand for AI technologies.

Pfizer stopped developing danuglipron, a daily oral obesity drug, due to a patient's potential liver injury during the trial. Other obesity treatments continue in development.

The Houston Food Bank is confronting a financial crisis after federal cuts amounting to over $14 million, implicating their capacity to distribute food to those in need.

Gallery Furniture's Post Oak showroom is closing after 16 years; McIngvale announced an "epic blowout sale" with discounts up to 70%. Two other locations remain open. McIngvale is known for philanthropy, including sheltering hurricane victims.

President Trump announced new tariffs affecting global markets and trade, with investors alarmed as stocks plunged, retirement savings at risk, and potential higher costs for consumers.

Nineteen PSL holders have sued the Houston Texans for fraud, conspiracy, and breaching contract, alleging unfair ticket pricing and market manipulation. They seek at least $1 million in damages for the team's conduct affecting fans.

Record bids were placed at RodeoHouston's Junior Market Steer Auction, with young Texans earning $1.4 million. Jacob Schickedanz's steer Kareem won Grand Champion, fetching $675,000, while Jett Hale's steer Mike set an auction record of $690,000.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection seized over $20 million in meth disguised as bottled water and blueberries in Texas, affecting cartel profits and potentially saving lives by intercepting the spread of drugs.

H-E-B seeks Texas-made products for its 12th Quest for Texas Best, with a $100,000 prize pool and a deadline of April 23 for entries, offering local producers the chance to get their items sold in stores.

HPE plans to cut about 2,500 employees over the next 18 months to reduce costs, despite a revenue increase of 16.9% in the recent quarter. The exact impact on Houston staff is unspecified.

Waller County, Texas, approves a tax abatement for Tesla's new "Megafactory", expected to create 1,500 jobs and involve significant investment in manufacturing equipment and facility upgrades.