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Before the current pandemic, each day 30 or so people would show up to the business Float in Balcones Heights. They’d come in, strip down, get a 15-minute…
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The global coronavirus outbreak continues to upend life as we know it, making an indelible mark on the economy worldwide. What could this threat mean for…
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Black entrepreneurs tend to struggle with maintaining financial stability and therefore, have trouble growing their businesses, according to an…
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“The Mercado was like the Ellis Island of San Antonio,” says Jorge Cortez. “Most of the immigrants worked there.”Cortez’s father, Pete, was reminded of…
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A revitalization project for San Antonio’s Eastside community now bears the mark of Gov. Greg Abbott’s veto pen. The Governor line-item vetoed a section…
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State lawmakers will hear testimony Wednesday on a controversial bill aimed at limiting the type of ordinances and rules that city councils can pass.…
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Construction firms in Texas are dodging taxes, shifting them to employees and shorting the government out of $1.2 billion, according to a new…
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Today the city of San Antonio takes two payday lenders to court for violating the ordinance it passed two years ago to regulate the industry " in an…
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A state legislator that has joined Texas Gov. Rick Perry during his Asian Economic Development Trip said investors from China and Japan are poised to…
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Yesterday a House select committee discussed the benefits to providing film companies incentives to operate in within the state.The committee was designed…