Author: Olivia Pulsinelli

Houston-based Quanex Building Products purchased U.K.-based Tyman PLC for about $1.1 billion, combining two adjacent sectors into one company.

The University of St. Thomas will soon have a new president as leaders work to turn around the school’s finances.

Enterprise Products Partners cleared a big hurdle to move forward on its Sea Port Oil Terminal project, which has been in the works for years.

SLB, the world’s largest oil field services provider and one of the largest companies in Houston, is buying another local company.

The Woodlands Area Economic Development Partnership has named a new CEO to replace Gil Staley next year as it also prepares for its COO to retire.

After selling its Utica business, Summit Midstream Partners transitioned to a C-corp and lined up a “transformative” deal.

The accolade comes less than a month after the restaurant made a Michelin list.

Houston-based Dril-Quip Inc. and Humble-based Innovex Downhole Solutions Inc. merged to become Innovex International Inc. (NYSE: INVX).

Memorial Hermann Health System renamed an institute in the Texas Medical Center after late real estate leader Larry Johnson.

In an exclusive interview with the HBJ, Fertitta said he’s planning a “Phase 2” or “River Oaks District 2.0” for the future of the property.