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Popular job site glassdoor.com has listed its best jobs for 2015.
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Popular job site glassdoor.com has listed its best jobs for 2015.
Republican Gov. Greg Abbott is ordering stricter rules for state contracts with private companies even before the new protocols become law.
Demand for commercial airliners boosted Boeing Co.'s fourth-quarter profit by 19 percent, topping Wall Street expectations by a wide margin and offsetting weakness in the defense business.
Ford is recalling more than 221,000 cars and vans to fix problems with door latches and seat belts. The company said that there have been no known injuries from the problems.
Nissan is recalling nearly 768,000 SUVs worldwide to fix faulty hood latches and electrical shorts that could cause fires. The largest recall covers Rogue vehicles from 2008 to 2014.
AT&T booked a nearly $4 billion loss for the fourth quarter because of a slew of one-time expenses that included a loss on benefit plans, but its revenue grew 4 percent to top expectations.
City of Fort Worth sources say approval of a deal to move an aviation company into the massive hanger left vacant at Alliance Airport is a "slam dunk" that will add hundreds of jobs.
Texas Instruments has reported fourth-quarter profit and revenue that matched Wall Street's expectations. The Dallas chipmaker reported a net income of $825 million.
American Airlines on Tuesday reported fourth-quarter net income of $597 million, after reporting a loss in the same period a year earlier. The results beat Wall Street expectations.
The Texas unemployment rate slipped to 4.6 percent in December for a fourth straight month of declines.
Apple CEO Tim Cook got a hefty cash bonus that brought his total compensation to $9.2 million last year. That's more than double what he received the previous year.
Microsoft is offering real-world examples to show how one might use 3-D digital images in daily life. And that might be what it takes for someone to wear a computer on their face.
Leaders of United and Southwest gave an upbeat forecast for 2015 that combined strong travel demand and cheaper fuel. Airline stocks soared on Thursday.
Southwest Airlines reported on Thursday that its fourth-quarter net income slipped 10 percent, but the Dallas company's results still beat Wall Street expectations.
Retail gasoline prices across Texas slipped 3 cents this week to settle at $1.84 per gallon. That compares to the nationwide average of $2.04 per gallon, AAA Texas reported.