Chevron plans to move its headquarters from California to Texas, citing a business-friendly environment and lower cost of living as reasons for the transition, with economic impacts expected on local housing and spending.

Houston suburbs' alcohol sales fluctuate post-pandemic, with Little Woodrow's leading in June. Perry's Restaurants missed from the top sales list, while establishments like Voodoo Hut faced sharp sales drops in March.

CenterPoint Energy withdrew its proposed electricity rate hike following Hurricane Beryl criticism and is focusing on improving weather preparedness and customer relations.

Houston lawyer Anthony Pusch sues his partner Chi-Hung David Nguyen, alleging unauthorized withdrawals and disparaging behavior amid their firm's breakup.

Greenspoint Mall in Houston is closing after 48 years, with some tenants like Fitness Connection and CDM Boxing planning to remain open. A nearby development project aims to revitalize the area.

CenterPoint Energy has launched a new Outage Tracker to provide real-time updates every five minutes after widespread outages in Houston, although its efficacy in major storms remains untested.

Rally House has expanded in Texas with a new store in Willowbrook Mall, Houston, and plans more in the area, bolstering its local sports merchandise offerings.

CenterPoint Energy is scrutinized after Hurricane Beryl caused widespread outages in Houston. Questions arise about their tree-trimming and disaster preparedness efforts.

The Woodlands in Northern Houston is expecting several new retailers by 2024, including high-end boutiques like Oliver Peoples, global brands like Pandora, and furniture stores like Havertys, alongside other businesses.

Conn's HomePlus is facing potential bankruptcy and may close up to 100 stores despite optimism from its CEO and recent acquisition of W.S. Badcock. Declines in sale and stock value have put the retailer's future in question.

Officials in The Woodlands, TX, are considering switching from CenterPoint Energy to Entergy for power provision, citing poor communication and frequent outages, especially after Hurricane Beryl.

American Rounds launched bullet vending machines in Texas, stirring debate due to safety concerns, given their placement near schools and the ease of ammo access, despite featuring technology to ensure buyer's identity and age.

Kroger and H-E-B offer financial relief to Texans hit by Hurricane Beryl, with Kroger providing a $10 off coupon and H-E-S discounting 10% on frozen foods.