Texas Jobs Boom Sputters on Immigrant Crackdown, Dallas Fed Says
Job growth in Texas was almost flat last year as migration to the state plunged and oil prices lagged.
Job growth in Texas was almost flat last year as migration to the state plunged and oil prices lagged.
Trump administration officials are exploring opening an antitrust investigation into US homebuilders as the White House sharpens its focus on tackling the country’s housing affordability crisis.
Charis Engineering LLC owes fellow oilfield-services company BCCK Engineering Inc. $8.4 million in a trade secrets dispute concerning the construction of nitrogen rejection units.
Grant Dorfman and his fellow Texas Business Court judges have been doing something unique: marketing the new court to bring in new cases.
Texas Business Court, established two years ago as a challenge to longstanding business courts like Delaware Chancery, is slated to have its first jury trial next week. For Judge Grant Dorfman, who presides over the Eleventh Business Court Division in Houston, that means tackling issues others don’t have to.
Potential exposure under Illinois’ Generic Privacy Act can be immense, so companies should carefully assess whether they may be targets and mitigate risk accordingly.
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SCOTUSBlog founder Tom Goldstein told a journalist that he understated his debts by millions of dollars when applying for a mortgage to keep them secret from his wife, the jury heard at his his trial on tax and false statement charges Thursday.
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