GulfTex Energy closed a $1.0B recapitalization led by Endurance Investment Partners to shore up its Eagle Ford platform and fund future acquisitions.

A Dallas Fed survey shows Texas oil and gas activity turned positive in Q1 2026, but higher costs and a spike in uncertainty are keeping firms cautious. Small producers plan more drilling while large firms hold steady.

Dell trimmed about 11,000 roles this fiscal year, cutting its global headcount to roughly 97,000 as it shifts spending to AI and partners with Nvidia.

Harbor Freight will open a 15,776‑sq‑ft store in Boerne's Live Oak Shopping Center this spring, adding roughly 25–30 jobs and helping revive North Main.

State and city records show Little Caesars will redevelop a Bandera Road parcel in Leon Valley; construction is slated March–September with a fall opening possible.

Restaurant Depot will open April 1 at 11711 N. I‑35, bringing bulk food and supply access to Live Oak and the northeast corridor.

Selena’s sister Suzette Quintanilla filed suit against Shein, accusing the retailer of selling shirts bearing the late singer’s image without permission. The complaint seeks an injunction and profits.

Honey Flutters Teas & Books opened in Bracken Village with afternoon tea, curated books, a monthly book club and weekly English tutoring for the community.

The Better Business Bureau gave Buc-ee's an F after dozens of complaints went unanswered, citing return, refund and contact issues on the chain's profile.

A judge has named a receiver in a lawsuit against CommonWealth owner Jorge Herrero after a Utah lender sued to collect hundreds of thousands in debt. The move follows prior judgments and property auctions tied to Herrero’s businesses.

Roma city leaders announced the town's first Starbucks, planned near J.C. Ramirez and U.S. 83. Officials say the café will bring jobs and local investment.

Federal H‑1B data compiled by The Dallas Express shows USAA led San Antonio employers with 616 approvals from 2020–2025. The list highlights reliance on high‑skilled foreign hires as Texas pauses some state H‑1B hiring.

USAA Federal Savings Bank returned to profit in 2025 after years of losses and regulator scrutiny. The comeback will test whether fixes to controls really stick in San Antonio.