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Tim Cone, coach of Barangay Ginebra, is confident that the team’s preparation for the PBA Commissioner’s Cup semifinals against NorthPort will not be affected by his concurrent commitment with Gilas Pilipinas for the FIBA Asia Cup Qualifiers. Cone emphasizes that participating in meaningful games with Gilas will benefit his players and maintain their competitive edge.
Kura Sushi USA opens its newest location in Fort Worth, Texas, expanding its popular conveyor belt sushi restaurant chain to 12 locations in Texas. Known for its innovative dining experience, Kura offers over 100 menu items served via a unique “Express Belt.” The Fort Worth opening is part of Kura’s broader strategy to grow its presence in the U.S. and cater to the increasing demand for Japanese cuisine. Located at 2700 N. Tarrant Parkway, this is Kura’s fifth North Texas location, with plans for further expansion in the state.
The Kansas City Chiefs look toward significant changes after a disappointing Super Bowl performance. With Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce expressing dissatisfaction, the team plans to reevaluate their strategies and roster. The Chiefs aim to strengthen their offensive and defensive lines, focusing on agility and adaptability to enhance future performance. Coach Andy Reid and management face the challenge of rebuilding a resilient team. Kansas City fans remain hopeful, looking forward to a competitive and successful upcoming season.
Houston-based clean hydrogen startup Syzygy Plasmonics announces plans to lay off over half its workforce amid market changes and policy impacts.
Chevron’s sale of the former Noble Energy headquarters at a discounted price highlights both market challenges and strategic investment opportunities in Houston’s real estate sector.
Texas is on a trajectory to become the most populous U.S. state by 2045, fueled by a homebuilding boom, job growth, and an influx of residents from California and beyond.
The historic Scanlan building in downtown Houston is set for a transformation into a boutique Hilton Canopy hotel, preserving its iconic features while adding modern amenities to attract diverse travelers.
As egg prices surge in Houston due to avian flu outbreaks, businesses like Kenny & Ziggy’s struggle with high costs. The economic impact deepens as supply challenges persist, prompting calls for government intervention.
The Coordinating Council of Private Educational Associations (Cocopea) has decided to withdraw from the National Task Force to End Local Communist Armed Conflict (NTF-Elcac). Representing 1,500 private schools across the Philippines, Cocopea emphasizes its commitment to safeguarding academic freedom and maintaining educational independence. This move comes just three months after initially joining the government initiative. The decision highlights the importance of preserving educational autonomy in the face of political alliances.
North Texas, including Dallas-Fort Worth, is set to experience near-record high temperatures, with forecasts showing highs in the 70s and 80s throughout the week. This unseasonable warmth, attributed to a high-pressure system, has a range of effects on local residents, businesses, and government entities. The community is encouraged to stay informed and prepared for the changing conditions. From increased outdoor activities to economic impacts, North Texas is adjusting to the unexpected weather patterns.