Houston's dining scene offers a variety of Thanksgiving options, including prix-fixe menus and classic foods. Retailers like Whole Foods and HEB have holiday hours, while others like Walmart and Costco remain closed.

Tobias Bauer is expected to become Siemens Mobility's permanent North America CEO and will be based in Sacramento, anchoring leadership at the city's major train plant.

Flowco's January IPO priced above range and raised about $427M, pushing the newly merged Houston oilfield‑services firm onto the NYSE and drawing a strong market debut.

San Antonio-based Usio bought assets of LA fintech PostCredit in an all-stock deal, adding AI expense-management to its payments platform.

State filings list a March 1–30, 2026 remodel of Costco's Humble bakery and food court, with estimated costs around $520,000.

Harman International has settled for $11.8 million over customs duty evasion claims, having allegedly avoided duties on aluminum from China for over a decade. A whistleblower case contributed to this resolution.

New York Governor Hochul has announced the POWER UP program, a $300 million initiative to enhance the state's industrial sites for sectors like semiconductors and clean technology, ensuring they are power-ready for future economic growth.

The former Houston's Restaurant in East Memphis is set to be demolished, with its future uncertain after closing due to staffing and public safety issues.

MC&A opened a Wailuku warehouse and launched an online catalog, bringing chairs, linens, lighting and specialty décor closer to Maui planners and residents.

Boulder City officials launch a passport program to support local businesses during the holiday season, with potential $50 gift card prizes for participating shoppers.

FedEx will discontinue operations at its Coppell warehouse, affecting roughly 856 employees. The company says workers will be paid through their final day and will be told about other openings.

Norman, Oklahoma launches Small Business Season to encourage shopping at local businesses during the holidays, with support from city officials and the community.

Launch SA and its partners are connecting San Antonio founders to free advising, legal clinics and grants — helping businesses from taco vendors to AI startups get off the ground.