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At trial, Propel Fuels alleged that Phillips 66 rapidly expanded its California renewables business using Propel’s data and market insights.

Although Houston’s venture capital activity has been sluggish through 2024, one of the city’s largest VC firms sees activity on the horizon.

The sixth-largest credit union in the Houston region plans to expand its branch footprint and close more mergers and acquisitions.

Following nationwide trends, the number of bank locations in Houston have decreased every year since 2020.

Carnival is now the first and only cruise line to homeport four ships at the Port of Galveston at once.

Shell is laying off Houston employees from its residential electricity subsidiary, which it acquired in 2017.

“What you see is just more of the significant revaluation because of supply and demand,” Wells Fargo CEO Charlie Scharf said of commercial real estate.

EHS filed for bankruptcy protection on Oct. 3 and filed a petition against two of its managers, who responded by filing to dismiss the Chapter 11 case.

In an interview with the Houston Business Journal, Amy Chronis looks back on both her tough and inspirational moments in her career in energy and raising up women.

Leo’s River Oaks, the new sister restaurant next to the River Oaks Theatre, will offer an upscale take on classic American dishes.