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Houston First reported that more than 54 million people visited Houston in 2024, nearly 10% over 2019 figures. Other records were broken as well.

For over four decades, Robert L. Heston, Jr., president and CEO of LegalEASE, has reshaped the legal benefits industry. His journey — from a two-person startup to an industry leader with 230 employees and nearly $100 million in annual revenue — is one …

Veterans know strategy. They know discipline. They know leadership under pressure. But when it’s time to trade fatigues for a suit, translating those skills into executive leadership requires a new kind of mission.

Enter the Bauer Executive MBA progra…

In addition to the massive Piney Point estate, check out a River Oaks home described as a “personal country club” with a tennis court and more.

This week, two new Lists from the Houston Business Journal rank SBA lenders and the local companies that received the most loans. The largest lenders provided over $200 million small-business loans to Houston companies in the fourth quarter of 2024. Se…

Though Republicans swept the 2024 elections, small margins in Congress and numerous differences within the party have made achieving their goal of extending and potentially creating new tax cuts a difficult task thus far. Despite the fact the United St…

For 50 years, Turner Industries has played an integral part of Texas’ industrial sector, contributing to the state’s growth by supporting the facilities that produce the fuels and materials essential to everyday life. From traditional energy to emergin…

The newly created Harris Health Sheila Jackson Lee Center for Accelerating Health Equity (CArE) launched its first public event on Feb. 19, Health Equity in Action Summit, at the Northeast Campus of Houston Community College. The summit brought togethe…

As Burlington continues its massive growth strategy, here’s why the discount department store chain can thrive where others have closed.

NextDecade’s announcement comes after fellow Houston LNG company Cheniere also said it plans to aggressively pursue permits under Trump.