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What does Keurig's acquisition mean for the national soft drink of Texas?
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What does Keurig's acquisition mean for the national soft drink of Texas?
And why the company, started by Austin billionaire John Paul DeJoria might have been worth even more.
Today’s wildcatters find rich veins of opportunity in everything from tortillas to interplanetary travel. Meet the dreamers and risk-takers shaping our future.
Launched by two of the biggest names in Texas business, Clear Channel was once the most powerful—and feared—player in radio. Now rebranded as iHeartMedia, it’s on the brink of bankruptcy.
In her new book, ’Cowgirl Power: How to Kick Ass in Business and Life,’ businesswoman Gay Gaddis advises women on bringing a cowgirl attitude to business.
On this episode, we dive into Beto O'Rourke's moonshot campaign, catch up with Laredo's nightcrawler, and talk to Gay Gaddis about her new book, 'Cowgirl Power: How to Kick ass in Business and Life.
Both cities were considered favorites early in the process, but it remains unclear what they’ve offered the tech giant for HQ2.
Irish bookie Paddy Power gives Austin a 3:1 shot at landing the prized headquarters. But let’s not get ahead of ourselves.
A lawsuit may finally provide an answer.
With a challenge from Plano-based Cinemark, the subscription-based movie wars are in full effect.
It was $2.2 billion, actually. That’s how much billionaire restaurateur Tilman Fertitta offered to buy his beloved Houston Rockets. This is the inside story of how he pulled off the most expensive deal in American sports history.
Guest Column: Texas has 380,000 jobs tied to trade with Mexico
More than one hundred gas stations in Texas face fines.
In-flight live music is the definition of a captive audience.
In the future, Straus could run against Governor Greg Abbott, who indicated support for an "oust Straus" movement.
Andrew White aims to capture the support of moderate Democrats and Republicans.
Guest column: With the negotiations stalling, it's time to be honest with ourselves that this is not just a problem of finding a compromise.
As the company’s founder finds himself on Forbes’s list of billionaires for the first time, the brand continues to blow up.
Sports team owners use San Antonio for leverage. They may be pulling the same move in Austin.
Guest Column: Don’t keep Texas on the same dangerously anti-business, discriminatory path.
The Longhorn Ballroom, arguably the state's most historic music venue, is back in business.
Leaders of the Alamo City took it out of the running for the online retail giant’s HQ2.
The anti-transgender bathroom bill debate is a strike against any Texas city getting the Amazon HQ2.
The case against Amazon.
Estimates claim 100,000 cars were flooded in Hurricane Harvey. Here’s how to avoid accidentally buying one.
Guest column: The internet giant’s search for a second headquarters could prompt cities to improve.
The supermarket chain that takes care of Texans.
According to Square, San Antonio has more of ’em than Houston, Dallas, or Austin.
The shale boom and the end of a decades-old export ban have put the Port of Corpus Christi on the global map. Finally.
Where the pygmies have gone deaf.
As the Dallas chain celebrates its sapphire anniversary, a personal look at what the secondhand book store means to people.
The two German stores are looking to supplant HEB and Whole Foods in your heart.
Three-month-old Kyara died on Monday.
...but not the kind that you might think.
The BBQ sauce brand owned by McCormick will retain the name Stubb’s, while the restaurant and live music venue in Austin will not.
The rough stretch for the airline that took over Houston-based Continental continues.
Growing up in a Whole Foods family.
”Alexa, buy a massive international supermarket chain.”
Yay?
The Whole Foods founder revolutionized the way Americans consume food. Now, with profits and the stock price down, and after a series of controversies ($6 asparagus water!), can he reinvent his company before Wall Street swipes it from him?
The festival—which has had its own issues around immigration this year—declined.
The Dallas location of Austin-based home store TreeHouse generates more energy than it uses—a first for a store of its size.
Sitting at the back of the plane may no longer be a curse.
In case you’ve been suffering without it.
The Rooster Teeth CEO Matt Hullum takes a quick break from directing ’Lazer Team 2’ to talk about the future of the film incentives program.
As they lose sway among Texas Republicans, big businesses should try something radical: an alliance with Democrats.
SXSW just had its smallest festival in years. What does that mean for the event’s future?
How did a small Houston oil company with grand ambitions get caught up in the biggest Ponzi scheme since Bernie Madoff?
Commerce secretary predicts a slow start, but any changes could affect Texas.
John Goodenough’s new battery could change cars, phones, and more.