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Christian Menefee said in a legal filing that the Texas Medical Center’s research would be in jeopardy if President Donald Trump’s planned cuts go ahead.

We asked some of Houston’s most successful businesswomen about the best advice they had ever received from a mentor. Here’s what they had to say.

Ramen Tatsu-Ya first entered the Houston market in 2017, with a location in Montrose, and is now adding a second Houston-area restaurant.

The Austin-based company needed to engineer systems for one- to two-week outages before offering its home backup power system in the area.

Maryland-based wealth management firm Pennington Partners opened its Houston office in 2022, and its CEO is based here.

Velocity in Sawyer Yards features 16 racing simulators as well as a full bar and kitchen, and outdoor seating is available.

Houston-based hydrogen and syngas company Utility Global has chosen former Hyzon CEO Parker Meeks to lead the company to commercialize.

Citymark Church has occupied space in the shopping center since 2012 and recently expanded to 36,740 square feet.

The home has been on the market since 2017, when it originally was listed for $20 million.