Author: Shafaq Patel

Economic and business experts shared their insights on the regional, state and national economy for 2022 and reflected on how the pandemic is still impacting the economy.

Inflation may be the economy’s largest cause for concern right now, with consumer prices increasing more than they have in 40 years. But the Federal Reserve is expected to intervene.

Applications are due on March 4, and the program is expected to start this month.

The name change is to reflect how the curriculum has expanded to offer more than just hotel and restaurant management courses.

The city is auctioning off run-down cars to purchase new electric vehicles for non-emergency use. With the additional purchase, there will be over 130 electric vehicles in Houston.

Sidney Lacey left a large consulting firm to begin his own 15 years ago. Now, he’s expanding his practice and shared with the Houston Business Journal how he’s been able to not only stay afloat, but grow.

The new bachelor’s degree was unanimously approved by the UH System Board of Regents, as the University is the second most ethnically diverse major research university in the nation.

“Our goal was never just to do a great job at Rice,” said Tom Kolditz, the founding director of the Ann and John Doerr Institute for New Leaders at Rice University. “It was to develop a much more profound respect and commitment to leader development by…

The $250 million renovations across 20 years on Hermann Park begin with the highly requested dog park.

After 16 years at Sam Houston State University, the Title IX coordinator was promoted to chief diversity officer.