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Luxembourg-based steel pipe manufacturer Tenaris SA (NYSE: TS) is reducing operations and laying off a combined 900 employees across multiple U.S. sites in response to low oil prices and other market pressures.
In the Houston area, the company is pla…
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Read MoreThe distiller has already received requests for thousands of gallons of sanitizer.
Read MoreThe Houston Texans have agreed to terms with defensive back Jaylen Watkins to a two-year deal. The Houston Texans have agreed with defensive back Jaylen Watkins to a two-year deal worth up to $3 million, according to Tom Pelissero of NFL Network. Watki…
Read MoreWhen the Houston Museum of Natural Science closed for business on March 16 as the city of Houston buckled down to “flatten the curve” of COVID-19 patients, the museum’s educational department swung into action. HMNS Videographer John Danielson al…
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Read MoreThe Texas Department of Transportation has announced the following lane closures planned along Hwy. 290 this weekend.
Read MoreHouston-based Apache Corp. is planning a round of layoffs in Midland, Texas.
The oil and gas exploration and production company filed a Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act letter with the state saying that Apache plans to conduct a “mass…
Read MoreThe Woodlands Area Chamber of Commerce is promoting a gift card challenge to encourage residents to help keep local businesses open.
Read MoreI dont see any scenario where this team is better without hopkins. I’m officially burnt on texans football and I have no hope for this organization. I wont be buying anymore texans gear and I dont think I can even watch texans football anymore with the way this team is being run into the ground.
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