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Texas Homeowners Face High Insurance Costs—What’s Driving the Increase

Texas homeowners are opening renewal notices and finding a frustrating surprise: protecting their biggest investment costs more than it used to. Rising home insurance premiums have become a growing challenge across the state, with severe weather, expensive repairs, and shifting insurance costs all pushing prices higher.

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A 160-year-old paradox explains why AI will create more lawyers and accountants—not fewer, top economist says

A 160-year-old paradox explains why AI will create more lawyers and accountants—not fewer, top economist says

Apollo chief economist Torsten Slok thinks AI doomers may be proven wrong. Just swap in "people" for "coal" in Jevons Paradox.

U.S. oil producers aren't coming to the rescue despite high prices as mistrust and chaos hit outlook. The 'market is being manipulated'

U.S. oil producers aren't coming to the rescue despite high prices as mistrust and chaos hit outlook. The 'market is being manipulated'

"Uncertainty is problematic in the oil and gas business, and this administration is the definition of uncertainty."

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Texas businesses feel the pinch from Trump’s tariffs, Fed survey finds

The higher taxes on imports will shrink Texas businesses’ profits and raise costs for consumers, business owners say.

The Texas Tribune

U.S. manufacturers are on edge as Trump’s ‘Liberation Day’ tariffs loom: ‘We need to make decisions, but the ball is constantly moving’

As “Liberation Day” approaches, one firm said it had not experienced this level of uncertainty in nearly 50 years of doing business.

60% of newly-arrived migrants have found jobs and are boosting the U.S. economy, study shows

A report by the Dallas Fed explained that recent immigration has added nearly two million newly-employed workers, contributing to higher GDP growth

Texas economy slows as summers get hotter, Dallas Fed economists say

The summer heat may have cost the state’s economy $24 billion this year, according to Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas economists, who add that Texas is twice as vulnerable to heat-related economic slowdowns than the rest of the country.

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Is the U.S. Shale Industry Falling Off a Cliff?

Is the U.S. Shale Industry Falling Off a Cliff?

The US shale industry is slowing dramatically. A survey by the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas of 150 oil and gas firms in its region posted a score of zero for business activity growth in the second quarter.

Is the US Shale Industry Falling Off a Cliff?

Is the US Shale Industry Falling Off a Cliff?

The US shale industry is slowing dramatically. A survey by the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas of 150 oil and gas firms in its region posted a score of zero for business activity growth in the second quarter.

Why does Texas labor market just keeps surging in 2023?

The hiring spree just keeps on going.

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