Category: Business
Houston Business: News, Insights, and Local Economy Updates
Welcome to the Houston Business News section, your go-to resource for the latest in our city’s economic and business landscape. Discover updates on local companies, startup news, industry insights, and economic trends shaping Houston’s future. Whether you’re an entrepreneur, professional, or simply interested in our city’s growth, stay connected with the developments driving Houston’s thriving business community.
Exxon will invest $650 million for a stake in a key Permian-to-Mont Belvieu pipeline, a move that strengthens Houston’s role in the Gulf Coast energy supply chain.
Harris County officials have expanded their study on potential redevelopment options for the Astrodome, opening the door to new uses for the iconic structure.
Oakberry plans nearly 100 new açaí bowl shops across Texas, with several headed to Houston. The expansion signals rising demand for fast, health-focused dining options.
The LPGA is preparing to relocate the Chevron Championship from The Woodlands to a new Houston venue, a shift that could boost local tourism and business activity.
Houston energy equipment giant NOV will shift leadership as longtime CEO Clay Williams retires and a recently promoted executive steps in.
Amazon is developing a 403,000-square-foot operations center in Fort Bend County, adding momentum to the Greater Houston region’s expanding logistics sector.
Three fast‑growing Houston companies earned national recognition on Deloitte’s Technology Fast 500 list, highlighting the city’s expanding innovation economy.
Harris County leaders have broadened an ongoing study of the Astrodome’s future, signaling renewed momentum for redevelopment plans that could reshape the surrounding Houston campus.
A new Greater Houston Partnership analysis outlines how the region ranks against peer metros on jobs, growth, affordability, and long-term competitiveness.
Several Greater Houston Partnership members announced expansions, leadership moves, and major milestones in November, signaling continued momentum across Houston’s business community.