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The Houston Astros’ downtown stadium will have a new name beginning in 2025, a few years earlier than originally expected.

Fort Worth has overtaken Austin as the fourth-largest city in Texas. But is Houston growing at all?

Texas A&M University renamed its College of Medicine in honor of the med school’s largest gift ever.

Houston Business Journal Market President and Publisher Bob Charlet interviews Amy Shepley, President of Birkman and a seasoned expert in organizational behavior with over two decades of experience transforming Fortune 500 companies.

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Just a few months after becoming a standalone company, frac sand provider Covia Energy merged to create yet another new company.

The buyer has made several investments in Galveston Bay Area shopping centers in recent years.

“My time away from the educational space was invaluable, but it also reinvigorated my commitment to accelerating growth and opportunity for the generations of students to come.”

A number of Houston companies and colleges are already deeply invested in the AI revolution. How will they be impacted by the proposed law?

The Houston metro’s economy grew at a blistering pace, according to new data.

The founder of Houston-based Curate Capital says she’s looking for “win-win-win” scenarios that help women-founded ventures thrive.