The Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas has a new chief scientific officer after its present leader, Dr. Margaret Kripke, announced her retirement. Kripke has been the leader of CPRIT since 2012 and announced that she will remain with the group while the transition is ongoing. Replacing Dr. Kripke is Dr. James Willson, a …
Dallas oncologist joins CPRIT’s executive suite in Austin Read More »
Southeast Austin’s [Re]Manufacturing Hub’s future is now in the hands of Austin City Council according to recent reports. The Council has long been studying the construction of the said industrial park as it has recently delayed the $1.4 million sale of the lands that would have been the location of the park. The Council had …
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The Better Business Bureau has recently recognized two Austin based companies in the recently concluded annual ethics awards of the group, the 2016 Torch Awards. The first company is Compliance Resources Inc, an environmental service group based in Georgetown and the second is Just Rights Lawns, a known lawn care company in Austin. Both companies …
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Civitas Learning is slowly working on expanding its services as it has recently purchased College Scheduler LLC. The known education analytics software maker’s move is brought by the first wave of its fund-raising program worth $60 million. Civitas has been developing at-risk college students in their enrollment by giving them tips on how they can …
Chuy is now making airwaves in North Carolina as the Tex-Mex restaurant announced that they will open a new branch in the East Coast. The new branch will be situated in Parkside Town Commons in Cary, North Carolina, including the branch to the restaurants already owned by the company in 15 different states. It is …
Tex-Mex from Austin going over well on East Coast Read More »
Austin’s housing industry may be in jeopardy as the report of the group Metrostudy indicated that homebuilders could no longer buy the lots they need at a price that is reasonable. The study reported that Austin’s homebuilders had created far lesser homes in the last quarter of 2015 in comparison to their 2014 status. Lot …
Housing economics: Homebuyers face a tighter crunch in Austin in 2016 Read More »
Several groups are joining the effort in stopping the Austin City Council’s attempts in imposing new rules to companies like Uber and Lyft. Joining the groups opposing the new ordinances like PAC are Engage ATX, NetChoice and the Old Austin Neighborhood Association. Those included in the coalition prior to these groups are TechNet, ATX Safer …
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Walmart is now undergoing several changes in its marketing strategy due to the fierce competition and recently announced a massive job layoff. The known marketing giant has announced the closure of their Supercenter in Northwest Austin. Although it is unclear when the store will actually close due to conflicting dates given, the layoff will not …
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According to recent city data, taxicabs around Austin have reported a massive loss when it comes to their ride count. Three of Austin’s top taxicabs – Austin Cab, Austin Yellow Cab and Lone Star Cab – recorded a 30% decline in their 2015 ride count in comparison to the same period in 2014. While these …
The Uber effect: Austin taxi rides drop dramatically in past year Read More »
With the growing competition from e-commerce websites, Wal-Mart is going to close down 269 branches around the globe including the one in the Austin area within the next coming weeks. The Walmart Supercenter will be joining 29 different Walmart stores in Texas that will close and the Supercenter is to end its operations on January …
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