TEXAS EDC INVESTOR PROFILE: Red Oak: The Small City that’s Making a Big Name for Itself
City of Red Oak emerges from Big D’s shadow
City of Red Oak emerges from Big D’s shadow
Historic Route 66’s Centennial Anniversary.
From cutting taxes to streamlining the judicial process, Texas just got a lot friendlier to the wheels of commerce.
An update on the Texas Strategic Plan and three incentive programs: JETI, TSIF and TEF.
W.W. Grainger in Hockley and Amazon in Terrell reveal Texas’ dominance in logistics.
MP Materials is on the leading edge of rare earths, which aren’t so rare anymore in Texas.
The launch of NYSE Texas, Scotiabank and NASDAQ Texas are signs of shifting levers of power.
America’s first new refinery in 30 years and Summit Next Gen in Harris County show that a legacy industry has legs.
Texas Medical Center and Eli Lilly’s investment in Harris County are gamechangers for health and wellness.
K-12, higher education, workforce development, and new initiatives and grants bolster the Texas labor pool.
You don’t have to be a big business in Texas to be mighty.
Central Texas: Pegatron in Georgetown Anchored along the I-35 corridor from San Marcos through Austin to Waco, Central Texas combines fast-growing metros, major universities and a deepening technology base often dubbed “Silicon Hills.”
Fermi, Stargate, Google, Meta, Oracle, OpenAI, Softbank and Palantir set up shop in the ultimate tech mecca.
New certifications are putting many Lone Star State communities on the national map for tourism and culture.
From Bridor USA in Lancaster to Paris Baguette in Burleson, you will be tempted to call Texas the new foodie haven.
From Tijuana to Taiwan, Texas has every corner of the globe covered.
A nuclear renaissance, battery production and grid upgrades are fueling a highpowered future in Texas.
TI, Samsung, SpaceX, Bell and others lead a wave of cutting-edge factory growth in Texas.
The Chairman of TxEDC reveals how a life lesson motivates him to persuade business builders to choose Texas.
The agenda of TxEDC can be summed up as follows: Build a bigger, better and stronger Texas.
Head of EDT outlines the many programs available to help firms grow.
A conversation with the leader who orchestrated the most dominant dynasty in economic development performance in U.S. history.
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