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Z’Tejas, a pioneering Tex-Mex and Southwestern restaurant chain, has closed after 35 years due to market challenges and lease issues. The closure marks the end of a significant culinary era in Texas, leaving a lasting legacy in the state’s dining culture.
FedEx is set to lay off over 300 employees at its Fort Worth facility due to a client’s logistics shift, part of wider North Texas job cuts reflecting economic pressures and strategic business changes.
The U.S. Supreme Court has upheld a $14.25 million fine against ExxonMobil for Clean Air Act violations at its Baytown refinery, marking the end of a 15-year legal battle. This decision reinforces the power of citizen-led environmental advocacy in holding polluters accountable.
Speculation about a potential merger between Shell and BP has stirred Houston’s energy sector, despite Shell’s denial of ongoing talks. The rumored acquisition would create a major global energy entity, raising questions about job security and market impacts.
The U.S. Senate has unanimously approved a bill to expand Big Bend National Park by 6,100 acres, enhancing conservation efforts near Terlingua Creek. This proposal, focused on ethical land acquisition, reflects bipartisan support for preserving Texas’s natural beauty.
Kroger announces the closure of its McKinney, Texas store as part of a plan to shut down 60 locations nationwide to enhance operational efficiency. Despite a rise in sales, the supermarket giant is focusing on strategic restructuring while ensuring employee placement in other stores.
John Paul Mitchell Systems is relocating its headquarters to Dallas, Texas, creating 80 jobs and contributing over $12 million in investment. Supported by a Texas Enterprise Fund grant, this move reflects a broader trend of corporations shifting to Texas, bolstering the state’s economic growth.
The Toyota Center, home of the Houston Rockets, is set for a $10 million renovation including new seats and enhanced facilities, beginning October 2025 and completing by July 2026, to improve fan experience and maintain its status among NBA arenas.
A new study reveals Houston as the leading U.S. metro for millionaire renters, showcasing a trend towards luxury rentals driven by flexibility and investment strategies. The city’s appeal is enhanced by its low-tax environment and rapid development of high-end rental properties.
Discover the modern architectural masterpiece now for sale in Dallas’ prestigious Preston Hollow. Listed at $8.9 million, this glass-encased home combines artistic elegance with luxurious amenities, located in a neighborhood renowned for its high-profile residents and exclusivity.