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Dollar Tree bought Family Dollar for about $8.5 billion in 2015. Now, it plans to sell the unit for $1 billion to two private equity firms.

Pvolve, which pairs low-impact exercises with resistance equipment, has said it wants to open 15 Houston-area locations. Here are the first three.

Phillips 66 has officially recommended shareholders vote against Elliott’s nominated directors and has nominated four directors of its own.

The American Society of Civil Engineers found slight improvements in aviation and roads, but declines in drinking water, energy and transit among other categories.

The Lagoon Development Co. has broken ground on its next public-access lagoon.

A 19-story Galleria-area building has been 99% vacant since engineering and construction firm Bechtel moved its Houston offices. Now, all options are on the table for the property’s lenders — including a potential foreclosure sale.

Buc-ee’s claims a Missouri-based dog trainer has a retail location that is purposely using a confusingly similar trademark to illegally profit from of the Buc-ee’s name.

The University of Houston upgraded the Guy V. Lewis Development Facility, home to both the men’s and women’s basketball teams, ahead of the 2024-25 season.

Intuitive Machines CEO Stephen Altemus also said changes in the way the federal government offers contracts could mean more opportunities for the company.

United Airlines’ loyal travelers can look forward to wading through a lot of fine print after the carrier overhauled its United Club membership and credit card program.