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Report: After Recession, Metro Areas Are Losing Businesses
The recovery has been uneven as a smaller number of cities account for a larger percentage of new businesses.
Report: After Recession, Metro Areas Are Losing Businesses
The recovery has been uneven as a smaller number of cities account for a larger percentage of new businesses.
Despite the Hype, Few Houstonians Made Big Airbnb Bucks During Super Bowl
Houstonians, it turns out, might have been a bit too optimistic about their ability to rent their homes for sky high prices.
Houston's MD Anderson to Lay Off 900
The cuts come at a time when the region's energy industry has been suffering as well.
What Supermarkets Reveal About Inequality
For too long, researchers say, we've had a relatively simple view of inequality that often ignores a key group: Hispanics.
In Houston's Near Northwest, a Community Looks to Reinvent Itself, Once Again
As suburbs seek to add amenities, those with fewer resources find creative ways to adapt.
Cities Shouldn't be Afraid to Look to the Suburbs for Inspiration
Stereotypes about suburbs abound. But they are dynamic parts of any region, and they may offer important lessons.
Visiting Houston's Critical -- And Often Overlooked -- Economic Engine
It has a a huge impact on the region and state, but not all Houstonians are familiar with the Port while others know it too well.
As Technology Improves, Should We Worry The Machines Will Take Our Jobs?
A pair of economists discuss the role of automation and artificial intelligence on wages.
Houston Courts Cuba, But Challenges Remain
Houston is eager to position itself as a gateway for Cuban trade and travel following the resumption of diplomatic relations with the U.S. But experts warn that won't be easy.
Years After Recession's End, Cities Nationwide Still Face Some Financial Headwinds
Revenue is finally bouncing back for cities nationwide. But big hurdles remain.
Houston Is a "Knowledge Capital," According to a New Report. But Is It a "Global Giant?"
A new report from the Brookings Institution seeks to categorize major cities. It says Houston's a "knowledge capital." But it's not a "global giant" (or at least not yet).
Atlanta BeltLine Creator Resigns Citing Affordability, Equity Concerns
Atlanta's BeltLine has been a transformative project -- but for whom?
"Ban the Box" Movement Gaining Momentum in Texas
A growing number of communities are enacting policies designed to prevent ex-felons from being blackballed from work.
High Hopes But Few Details for Waterfront Redevelopment in East End
A developer who's won praise for mixed-used projects acquired bayou-front property in the East End.
Austin Pursues Ambitious Housing Overhaul
Texas' capital city is looking to address its famously expensive housing.
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