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When it comes to minerals gleaned from the earth, there is perhaps no place in America more important to the national and global economy than West Texas.

Everything from a relaxing beach vacation to a shopping excursion to Mexico can be enjoyed from the South Texas region.

The Alamo, made famous in 1836 for its part in the Texas Revolution, is a central part of the Lone Star State’s history.

Austin, the birthplace of Dell Technologies, is the economic hub of Texas’ Capital Region.

Central Texas’ Biocorridor Brings Innovations to Global Markets

A region once focused predominantly on oil and gas has since grown into a highly sought-after location for global corporations across a wide swath of industries.

A key player in the global energy industry, Southeast Texas is home to the world’s largest oil refineries.

Upper East Texas offers a business friendly and affordable location for businesses.

Dallas’ reputation for spurring innovation with homegrown companies like Dell Technologies hasn’t slowed down over the years.

Texas’s Northwest region is a 30-county area stretching from the Oklahoma border to the Colorado River, from Big Spring to Fort Worth.