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Short-term rental operators and owners will have months to register with the city of Houston and comply with the new ordinance.

In an interview with the HBJ and a podcast episode released by Elliott, leaders of the two companies share their contrasting perspectives about the direction of Phillips 66.

The JPMorgan Chase CEO said President Donald Trump’s tariffs could have a lingering effect on the economy, though it could have positive outcomes.

As part of its expansion strategy, Rice not only aims to increase enrollment but also is making substantial investments in its campus infrastructure, with several major construction projects already underway or on the horizon.

The Woodlands-based company has been expanding its operations and its Houston-area footprint since going public less than two years ago.

Skadden’s lease in the Hines-developed skyscraper marked a milestone for one of downtown’s newest towers. Now, the law firm is moving forward on plans for the new office.

The city of Houston will need to find a new source of funding for building a 20,000-square-foot lab near the Texas Medical Center after a federal grant was canceled. Here’s where the project stands.

Capt. Nicole Rodriguez didn’t think she wanted to be in the military. Her father spent his whole career in the U.S. Coast Guard, and she didn’t plan on doing the same. Here’s how she became the first woman to hold a top Houston-area role.

The Houston Business Journal is looking for fast-growing companies to apply for our upcoming awards event.

Fastest Growing Companies Awards will recognize businesses that are experiencing remarkable growth in revenue or workforce. It serves as the suc…

The most expensive Houston-area homes sold the week of April 6 include a Lake Conroe property with a boathouse plus a New Orleans-inspired house in West University. Take a look inside both.