Envirotech Moves HQ to Houston, Boosting EV Presence
Envirotech Vehicles Inc. moves its corporate headquarters from Arkansas to Houston, Texas, enhancing its operations in the burgeoning electric vehicle market.
Envirotech Vehicles Inc. moves its corporate headquarters from Arkansas to Houston, Texas, enhancing its operations in the burgeoning electric vehicle market.
Texas is set to become the most populous state in the U.S. by 2045, fueled by a robust homebuilding market and an influx of residents from California and abroad.
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.
Governor Greg Abbott expands his ban on TikTok to include all Chinese-based social media apps, reinforcing efforts to protect Texas’ infrastructure from data-harvesting threats linked to the Chinese government.
Larry Dean Gibbs, 63, hailing from Pembroke Township in Kankakee County, Illinois, faced conviction in March for submitting three false federal tax returns for the years 2012, 2013, and 2014. Gibbs falsely reported $10 million in annual income while fraudulently claiming over $6.8 million in refunds.
Innocent Spouse Relief is a program that allows taxpayers to avoid being held responsible for underreported or unpaid taxes caused by a spouse or former spouse when filing a joint tax return.
When couples file jointly, both spouses are legally responsible for any taxes owed—even if only one person earned the income or made errors on the return. If your spouse misreported income, took improper deductions, or failed to pay taxes, the IRS could come after you for the full balance.
This is where Innocent Spouse Relief comes in—it allows you to be legally separated from your spouse’s tax mistakes and have your liability removed.