Schlitterbahn water parks are hiring over 3,000 seasonal workers for their Galveston and New Braunfels locations, as they prepare for the summer season and the launch of a new children's area.

Texas oil firms face heightened risks amid Middle East tensions, with geopolitical unrest threatening energy market stability and potential operational disruptions.

The Rose in Houston has launched a podcast studio for "Let's Talk About Your Breasts," a series addressing breast cancer with over 10,000 downloads and diverse guest experiences.

Men's Wearhouse opened a new store in Richmond, Texas, marking its first area launch since 2021, expanding Tailored Brands' presence after past financial struggles.

A listeria outbreak linked to Rizo López Foods cheeses caused two deaths and multiple illnesses, leading to extensive recalls by Texas grocery chains, including H-E-B and Trader Joe's.

Primark plans to expand in the U.S., focusing on Florida and Texas, and grow to 60 stores by 2027. The growth strategy includes a new distribution center in Jacksonville, Florida.

Houston's East End will see aging warehouses transformed into a "food-maker" campus and a mixed-use district, with commercial kitchen spaces for local vendors and a pedestrian-friendly design featuring dining, shopping, office spaces, and greenspace.

The EPA has updated air pollution standards, reducing allowable soot levels, which may impact industrial development in Texas cities and is met with industry resistance.

A settlement may lead to lower electricity rate hikes than originally proposed by CenterPoint Energy in Houston, pending approval by Texas regulators.

The Turkey Leg Hut has fired co-founder Lynn Price due to allegations of financial mismanagement, leading to a review of finances and staffing changes.

Grainger plans to open a 1.2 million-square-foot distribution center in Hockley, Texas, by 2026, expected to create 400 jobs and enhance the company's distribution network.

The U.S. Department of Labor ordered Guanajuato Supermarket in Houston to pay $460,857 in back wages for overtime violations affecting over 100 workers.

A jury awarded $2.825 million to Glenda Lammert for an ankle injury sustained at Houston's Downtown Aquarium, owned by Landry's. Another incident involving a partial building collapse occurred but resulted in non-life-threatening injuries.