Author: Sahar Chmais

Thousands of retailers are licensed to sell hemp products in Texas. A proposed Delta 8 and Delta 9 ban could impact the billion-dollar industry in the state.

Snap Kitchen came out of bankruptcy in recent years and is gearing up to hit more markets in Texas. The new CEO explains his strategy in this report. Opportunities abound for retailers and others who would like to ride the wave.

Alamo Drafthouse reports 43 locations in more than a dozen states. It has five locations in Austin and 13 elsewhere in Texas, including one in the Houston area.

In this special report, Austin’s queen of ice cream opens up about the business philosophies and strategies that have brought her so much success. Listen to the full interview in our recent Texas Business Minds podcast.

Austin-based athleisure retailer Outdoor Voices plans to close its doors across the country, including in Houston, and take its business online.

After struggling with a medical event earlier this month, John Brotherton of Brotherton’s Black Iron Barbecue has died.

Todd Coerver announced on social media that he is no longer the CEO of P. Terry’s. Coerver more than doubled the company’s store count in his near five years with the chain, which is planning its first Houston-area location.

Fresh details have been revealed about Academy Sports & Outdoors’ first Hutto store, including new sustainability features for the Katy-based retailer.

The “cannabusiness” sector generated more than $8 billion in revenue in 2022, according to a new report from Whitney Economics, an Oregon-based analytics firm focused on cannabis and hemp.

The new CEO will be expected to oversee continued growth. Founded in 1997 by Tim League and Karrie League, Alamo Drafthouse now has theaters in 26 cities across the country and more on the way. It was a pioneer in combining the moviegoing experience wi…