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Dallas City Council approves $18.5M in tax incentives in attempt to bring Morgan Stanley to Uptown area
June 24, 2026 / 1:27 PM CDT / CBS Texas.
Lawmakers demand answers on Texas data centers' water use
AUSTIN, Texas (KWTX) - State lawmakers are demanding answers about how much water Texas data centers are actually using, and why the state still doesn't have a …
A court ruling says COVID-era tax penalties may be refundable. The catch is July 10.
A federal court ruling could put money back in taxpayers' pockets by making COVID-era tax penalties refundable, but only if they act within the next two weeks.
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PepsiCo says economic concerns weighed on customers in North American during recent quarter
PepsiCo reported stronger-than-expected revenue in the second quarter despite weaker demand in North America due to economic concerns and rising gas prices.
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Blue Bell releases new Chocolate Lava Cake flavor
Blue Bell releases new Chocolate Lava Cake flavor
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Apple increases prices for Macs and iPads, blaming a shortage of memory chips
Apple increases prices for Macs and iPads due to memory chip shortage
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Invasive pasture pest spreads across Texas, threatening cattle industry and ranchers
A fast-spreading invasive insect is raising new concerns for Texas ranchers as experts warn it could threaten millions of acres of pastureland that support the state’s cattle industry.
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State records reveal incomplete applications, weeks of corrections in SpaceX's Terafab tax break process
State records reveal incomplete applications and weeks of corrections in SpaceX’s Terafab tax break process
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Laredo Chamber launches women's business grant program
The Laredo Chamber of Commerce Foundation’s Women in Business Committee has launched its inaugural Women in Business Empowerment Grant Program, awarding a total of $6,000 in grants to three women-owned businesses in the Laredo and Webb County area.
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SPAG workshop to focus on small business refinancing Wednesday
A free workshop series on small business refinancing will be held in Lubbock.
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Former employee claims Odessa company dumped hazardous chemicals; state opens investigation
A former employee of West Texas Cementers claims the company has been dumping hazardous chemicals onto public land, prompting a state investigation.
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Tyler reinvestment zone panel says companies met tax-abatement terms
The City of Tyler is continuing tax abatements for three active projects after concluding that each company complied with its agreement requirements through the end of 2025.
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SpaceX expansion draws mixed reaction from Grimes County residents
Residents of Grimes County weigh in on SpaceX expansion plans
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FDA reclassifies major potato chip recall to highest level
FDA reclassifies major potato chip recall to highest level due to potential salmonella risk
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Fort Worth considers data center zoning rules in response to residents' concerns
The city of Fort Worth is addressing concerns over data centers in nearby neighborhoods.
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Alma Cafe and Bakeshop, South Irving's first local cafe, fills a void in the community
Alma Cafe & Bakehouse, South Irving’s first local cafe, fills a void in the community
Read moreTexas leaders are asking data centers how much water they use. Most aren't responding.
Texas leaders are asking data centers how much water they use.
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Trying to fix your credit? Start with on-time payments
Increasing your credit score takes time, but it can be done by paying all bills on time, according to a personal finance expert.
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Americans owe $1.40 for every dollar earned, new analysis finds
The average American carries $63,000 in debt while earning just $45,000 a year, according to a new analysis by ConsumerAffairs.
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Utility gains easement for Davenport High pipeline as Comal ISD vows continued opposition
A hearing granted Outer Loop Utility the right to take possession of an easement across Davenport High School property for a proposed natural gas pipeline despite continued opposition from Comal ISD.
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Baker Hughes to close Houston facility, lay off 174 employees
Baker Hughes to close Houston facility, lay off 174 employees
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CBP ends duty-free exemption for low-value shipments
CBP ends duty-free exemption for low-value shipments
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Texas Stock Exchange opens, but full trading still in the works
The Texas Stock Exchange is now open, but full trading is not expected to begin until later this year.
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Buc-ee's is expanding to new locations. Here's where the next stores will be built
Buc-ee’s appears to be looking at expanding its national footprint with more than a dozen planned new locations.
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Whitewater Amphitheater enters Chapter 11 bankruptcy process, says concerts will continue
Whitewater Amphitheater in New Braunfels seeks Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection to restructure finances while continuing concerts.
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Texans carry nearly $7,000 in average credit card debt. Could a HELOC help?
Texans are carrying an average of nearly $7,000 in credit card debt, making the Lone Star State the seventh-worst in the nation for average credit card balances.
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