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As bars, breweries and restaurants begin to reopen across the state, Ryan Soroka is hopeful his company can finally start its road to recovery.
Although the business wasn’t completely decimated by shutdowns due to Covid-19, Soroka, president and co-fo…
Read More8th Wonder Brewery’s president said his brewery took a huge hit when bars and restaurants closed, but now he’s planning for a new norm.
Read MoreAt the start of 2020, Dr. Juliet Breeze was ready to open more urgent care centers across the Houston area.
Breeze, CEO at Houston-based Next Level Urgent Care, had just come off a strong year that saw three centers open.
“Our growth rate was about …
Read MoreAt the start of 2020, Dr. Juliet Breeze was ready to open more urgent care centers across the Houston area.
Breeze, CEO at Houston-based Next Level Urgent Care, had just come off a strong year that saw three centers open.
“Our growth rate was about …
Read MoreAs businesses across the United States continue to feel the pressure from the Covid-19 coronavirus pandemic, Cody Johnson expects his company will see a 20% growth in revenue this year.
After just three months as CEO at Houston-based National Signs, J…
Read MorePrior to the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic, the XFL’s Houston Roughnecks were undefeated in the league.
The team’s record was 5-0, having just defeated the Seattle Dragons 32-23 on March 7 at TDECU Stadium. Three days later, Roughnecks President Bria…
Read MorePopular Austin-based dine-in theater Alamo Drafthouse Cinema has its sights set on a new location in League City.
The new theater is expected to open in the Victory Lakes center on the northeast corner of Interstate-45 and FM 646 in late 2020, accordi…
Read MoreTechnipFMC (NYSE: FTI) is anticipating a $2.4 billion hit to the value of its assets when it releases its fourth-quarter and 2019 reports on Feb. 26, according to a Feb. 10 press release.
The international oil field service giant pointed to lower crud…
Read MoreHouston ranked No. 6 on SmartAsset’s top cities for women in tech list, moving down from its No. 4 spot in 2019.
The drop is primarily due to a decrease in the percentage of tech jobs filled by women, which was 26 percent in 2017. It fell to 25.8 perc…
Read MoreAfter watching his mother-in-law die from breast cancer, Dr. Powel Brown made it his life’s goal to eliminate breast cancer.
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