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The San Antonio Business Journal is seeking nominations for its 2025 C-Suite Awards, which will honor outstanding CEOs and other C-level executives of companies in our community. Winners will be ...
A group of mayors from South Texas, including Laredo’s, have sent a letter to federal leaders highlighting the negative ...
“The Texas economy continues to expand ... About 75% of those surveyed expect Trump’s higher tariffs to have a negative impact on their business this year, with more than half citing expected ...
University of Tampa economics professors shed light on what President Donald Trump’s tariffs could mean for the economy – and ...
The question of tariffs has been a hot topic among retailers -- and Dallas-Fort Worth area companies are speaking up about ...
The Trump Administration’s prior announcement of a 10-percent universal tariff and 125-percent tariff on Chinese goods created a widespread impact ...
The recent de-escalation with China to lower tariffs for 90 days is welcome news, according to KPMG outlook. But higher prices remain a real threat.
Nearly half of survey respondents would prioritize spending less on renovations if material prices suddenly increased due to tariffs.
As tariff price hikes come closer to reality, the Trump administration has begun touting new trade deals as a way out of economic turmoil ... to weather the tariff impacts are those that have ...
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