Economic Development
In 1901, the twin oil discoveries of the historic Spindletop well in Beaumont, Texas, and Louisiana’s first successful well in a Jennings
A manufacturer of frozen Mexican food has opened its new headquarters at an emerging mixed-use business park in Frisco, where it will
A proposed high-speed rail line connecting Dallas and Fort Worth is still far from a done deal. The train could connect the
JEFFERSON PARISH, La. – Japanese chemical company UBE Corporation announced it will invest $500 million to establish the first U.S. manufacturing facility
Former Alabama coach Nick Saban is addressing workers at Mercedes-Benz’s Vance plant on Thursday, according to reports. Labor journalist Luis Feliz Leon
The United Auto Workers (UAW) is in the midst of a potentially-historic drive to organize in the Deep South’s auto plants. But
The turnover tsunami is over by most measures and high-profile layoffs are a frequent occurrence, but Texas is one of the states leading the way
One of the world’s largest military helicopter manufacturers is considering Fort Worth for a $429 million project, one of the first to
Firefly Aerospace is on the rise. What started with one rocket testing stand in rural Central Texas has grown into a commercial
For decades, union power in the auto industry has been in reverse, and in the South, it hasn’t gotten traction at all,
