Author: Chandler France

Service Corp. International reported revenues and earnings per share that were higher than analysts’ expectations for the second quarter.

The Houston office managing partner for Grant Thornton has retired from the accounting firm after 17 years with the company.

Insperity’s stock price saw a double-digit decrease on Aug. 1 following the release of the company’s second quarter earnings, which showed a big earnings miss.

Sysco Corp. broke records for quarterly and annual adjusted operating income in its most recent earnings report.

After 10 years with Rice University, Joe Karlgaard officially stepped down as director of athletics, recreation and lifetime fitness Aug. 1.

For the first time in a decade, Rice University officially has a new director of athletics.

Trends have emerged and evolved in the economy through the first half of 2023, but one idea remains the same, according to local Wells Fargo leaders: There continues to be optimism in the Houston economy.

Two of Houston’s largest community banks reported their second-quarter earnings this week, with both banks seeing increases in loans and deposits despite industrywide pressures.

Houston is no stranger to hosting major soccer events, with seven international soccer games over one month alone. Here’s how the city is using that experience to prepare for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Truist Bank relocated its Houston regional office from downtown to the Galleria area as the company eyes major growth throughout Texas.