SOUTHFIELD, Mich., Feb. 5, 2019 /PRNewswire/ — HOUSTEX, the Southwest’s leading manufacturing trade show, once again returns to Houston, Feb. 26-28, at the George R. Brown Convention Center.
The good news: According to the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, manufacturing activity in Texas continued to expand in May 2019.
The short-lived pandemic recession and the ensuing economic recovery are the focus of a keynote address presented by Chris Kuehl, PhD, on Day 1 of HOUSTEX 2021 — a recent advanced manufacturing event that’s part of the Manufacturing Technology Series.
In Austin, Texas, Elon Musk is building his Tesla Cybertruck plant… And is developing a new technology to supply their huge lithium requirements. Even Samsung is moving production from overseas to Texas. Why?
An unusual event marking what organizers called “the start of the produce season” was recently held on the US side of an international port of entry connecting Mexico with Pharr, Texas.
Bexar County is focusing on creating a talented workforce for manufacturing in the area.
Activity in the Texas manufacturing sector continued to increase in the month of Sept., according to the Texas Manufacturing Outlook survey.
Houston manufacturing helps drive the Texas economy. Growth within the manufacturing industry is tied closely to manufacturing trends.
About a week ago, Texas released its worst employment report in months, losing 27,500 jobs in February.
About a week ago, Texas released its worst employment report in months, losing 27,500 jobs in February.