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Houston is set to achieve a record 54 million visitors in 2024, driven by its expanding convention infrastructure and rising popularity as a destination. The George R. Brown Convention Center’s expansion is a key factor in this growth, promising significant economic benefits. Hotel revenues have already increased by 15%, reflecting the city’s successful tourism strategy.
Houston Mayor John Whitmire encounters criticism after endorsing the Shen Yun performance. Allegations of talent exploitation surround the controversial group, drawing public and political attention.
Recent legal developments have paused the Beneficial Ownership Information (BOI) reporting requirements under the Corporate Transparency Act. A court injunction temporarily blocks BOI enforcement, affecting over 32 million businesses. Stay updated on this significant legal shift.
Discover how seven Houston-based companies have secured their positions in Forbes’ 2024 list of top private U.S. businesses. From energy giants like Calpine to diversified groups like The Friedkin Group, these companies demonstrate significant economic impact with multi-billion dollar revenues and strategic expansions.
The Woodlands is emerging as a leading office leasing destination, with a surge in new leases and expansions. The area offers modern “Class A” office spaces and a strong work-life balance, attracting diverse industries. The leasing rate is notably higher than Houston’s, reflecting the area’s growing appeal.
A North Texas family and their beloved dog experience a heartwarming reunion after an alleged theft. Fort Worth police and community efforts lead to the pet’s safe return, underscoring the strong bond between humans and animals.
Las Chabelitas, an all-female mariachi band, made their debut at Talento Bilingüe de Houston. The group of 14 women aims to inspire more females to join the mariachi music scene. They plan to continue performing throughout the year.
The NFL’s first live stream on Netflix marked a new era in sports broadcasting. Despite pregame glitches, the game went smoothly, indicating streaming’s potential in live sports.
The Department of Health reports a significant increase in injuries from illegal firecrackers in the Philippines this holiday season. Despite weather warnings and efforts to curb illegal activities, injuries have risen compared to last year, highlighting ongoing safety challenges.
A new bill in the Philippines proposes PHP 10 million per district for medical aid to financially challenged soldiers and uniformed personnel. The bill aims to ensure equitable access to healthcare for these vital public servants and their families, enhancing their welfare and dignity.