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The Texas Department of Public Safety is developing a new building for the fast-growing city’s first driver’s license office.

Bechtel has turned over control on the first of seven trains in the Corpus Christi Liquefaction Stage 3 expansion project to Cheniere.

Bionova Scientific’s planned facility in The Woodlands appears to be moving forward soon after its tax abatements were approved last year.

Houston officials considered, but are not pursuing, a project financing zone to provide a funding mechanism for maintenance and upgrades to NRG Center.

Chain retailer Forever 21 is liquidating as part of its second bankruptcy. All eight Houston-area stores are currently slated to close.

This is the only Houston-area property owned or in the pipeline currently for the company, which last sold local apartment complexes in 2020 and 2021

Since the beginning of the year, Chevron has acquired a stake of Hess valued at about $2.3 billion as the companies’ merger remains pending.

After expanding to Houston last year, California-based Serverfarm has filed for a new local project, according to state records.

With the acquisition now closed, the CEO of Houston-based Maverick Natural Resources will become COO of Birmingham-based Diversified Energy.

Texas has made a bold move to attract big business litigation to its own courts. But can it truly rival Delaware’s well-established legal framework?