Author: Bill Hethcock

The U.S. Congress in March allowed the Federal Communications Commission’s authority to auction spectrum for broadband deployment to expire for the first time in 30 years.

U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas), ranking member of the Senate Commerce Committee, …

U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz in a visit to Dallas renewed his call for Texas to be the site of an $11 billion center aimed at restoring the nation’s leadership in the advanced semiconductor manufacturing industry.

Tens of billions of dollars for new facilities …

National homebuilder Landsea Homes Corp. will grow its construction presence in Texas with its headquarters relocation to Dallas, the company’s founder and CEO John Ho said in an exclusive interview with the Dallas Business Journal.

The Frisco theme park, on 97 acres, will be a smaller version of Universal Studios’ parks in Orlando and Los Angeles. The land being sold for the theme park is in a more than 2,500-acre project under construction.

Chris Green, the new president of Dallas-based Remington Hotels, talked with the Dallas Business Journal about the state of the hotel industry.

Ed Curtis, CEO of YTexas, shares his take on the pace of corporate relocations and the state’s growing role in the production of semiconductors, among other topics. “It is starting to spread out. San Antonio is getting some, and Houston is getting some…

In terms of bang for your buck, Texas lawns are still relatively affordable, in large part because there are fewer limits on new housing development here than there are in many other states.

The Houston area ranks among the top 10 U.S. markets with the largest growth in housing over the past decade, but it’s still not enough to keep up with the region’s population growth, according to a new report.

The nature of corporate migration is changing fast as companies chase talent around the country instead of people following employers. That pandemic-accelerated shift has big implications for Texas, being the relocation magnet that it is, says David O’…