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Utah-based Beans & Brews Coffeehouse is adding several locations in Houston, which will become its largest footprint outside its home state.

No matter how long the International Longshoremen’s Association strike goes on, which could be days or weeks, drayage companies are already affected.

Rice is one of several universities collaborating collaborating on a project that could help drive down the cost of drugs such as Ozempic and Wegovy.

An Austin-based restaurant and bar management group has opened a restaurant in Midtown, its second concept in Houston.

Comments from members of the state Senate’s Business and Commerce Committee hinted that they’re inclined to propose legislation that significantly reduces employers’ ability to write long-term and relatively vague noncompete contracts.

Pagewood’s first project — a “creative workspace community” redeveloped from a warehouse park in Spring Branch — is 80% leased.

The poison pill measure would prevent anyone from gaining more than 25% of the company after Talos has faced many drastic changes this year.

Houston Christian University has released new details about a $60 million engineering, science and nursing building it’s planning.

The combined company — now called Expand Energy Corp. — began trading on the Nasdaq stock market under the ticker symbol “EXE” on Oct. 2.

The Astros’ and Dynamo’s local playoff games will not only generate excess economic impact but continue to highlight Houston as a destination for visitors.