The Future of Greater Houston: Local execs talk pandemic impact, corporate migration and more
John Berger, Chairman, President & CEO, Sunnova Bryan Loudy, Director, Sales Engineering, Comcast Clay Pearson, City Manager, City of Pearland Bob Charlet, President & Publisher, Houston Business Journal Bob: How was your business impact.....»»
As the coronavirus fallout spreads, leaders brace for "potentially cataclysmic" impact on local budgets
The fallout from the coronavirus pandemic looks sure to hammer Greater Washington’s economy in the coming weeks and months — and that could spell big trouble for localities around the region watching tax revenues evaporate virtually overnight......»»
CityWatch: Do employees have the skills for the post-pandemic future?
As markets stabilize and the employees return to the office, it remains to be seen if corporate workforces are prepared......»»
Capital Region leaders on the future of health care
Four local leaders on what's to come in health care after the pandemic......»»
China"s box-office dominance was accelerated by the pandemic and it has big implications for Hollywood"s future
Local films helped the China box office spring back to life as US theaters struggled, but there's still hope fo.....»»
Data Dive: Local unemployment still high a year into the pandemic
California is slowly starting to reopen, but the pandemic and the resulting economic upheaval is still making an impact......»»
Walnut Hills homecoming: ArtWorks joins growing arts scene in "back to future" move
When Colleen Houston took over as CEO of ArtWorks about a year ago, the Covid-19 pandemic had just emerged and the financial picture was dim. Revenue was down and expenses were up. Chief among those rising costs was the rent on the not-for-profi.....»»
Local auto dealers discuss Covid-19 impact, current state of industry
The Covid-19 pandemic dealt a big blow to the automotive industry over the last year, but despite ongoing challenges, local car dealers are bullish on the industry seeing a rebound in 2021......»»
Construction execs bullish on Birmingham building scene
As cranes dot the Magic City's landscape, local construction leaders are confident the industry can overcome the residual challenges of the pandemic......»»
Remote work here to stay? What local corporate interior designers are hearing about a return to the office
As most Charlotte companies will soon hit the one-year anniversary of nearly all-remote work, speculation around the future of offices has continued......»»
Wright State medical school dean discusses "silver linings" of Covid-19 pandemic
Though the Covid-19 pandemic has been a tragedy by all accounts, the leader of a local medical school says there were some "silver linings" that could have a lasting impact on the industry......»»
Business of Transportation: Local agencies, industry execs prep for "next normal"
One of the keys to the region's future economic vitality hinges on improving access to transit......»»
Table of Experts: Future of Cities — Opportunities, Challenges & How KC Moves Forward
Before the pandemic, the global population migration from rural to urban areas was expected to continue. The World Health Organization projected that 60% of people worldwide would be living in urban areas by 2030. Kansas City seems to be following this t.....»»
Local attorneys talk employer liability, requirements for returning to office amid Covid-19
The Dayton Business Journal consulted local legal experts to discuss best practices, liability and recommendations for businesses returning to the office amid the Covid-19 pandemic......»»
Hewlett Packard Enterprise CEO Antonio Neri shares latest on new HQ, thoughts on local tech scene
HPE announced plans to relocate its corporate headquarters from San Jose, California, to Houston in December 2020. CEO Antonio Neri shares his perspective on the move and ways that Houston could develop into a hub of tech talent......»»
Layoffs hit Bolingbrook-based Ulta Beauty as makeup sales remain sluggish during pandemic
Ulta Beauty has laid off corporate and field management employees as it works to adjust to the impact of the pandemic.Ulta Beauty has laid off corporate and field management employees as it works to adjust to the impact of the pandemic......»»
Execs from Netflix, P&G, Dell, and more talk about the future of the workplace in Insider"s upcoming virtual event
The workplace is undergoing massive change, due in significant part to the surge in remote working in 2020, but also due to broader social changes that influence every aspect.....»»
State of Health Care Innovation: Local experts mull the future of Houston"s life sciences sector
Houston is widely known as the energy capital of the world, but it’s also a hub of health care and life sciences innovation. Nearly 40% of all venture capital funding in the Houston metro region from 2015 through 2019 has gone into the health.....»»
3 things you need to know about the state of the industrial real estate sector
This past year, industries across Houston and beyond have been significantly impacted. With the Covid-19 pandemic and the election, the uncertainty of the future created hesitation for many to move forward with business, while others found new oppo.....»»
Duke Energy fields rate-related questions from analysts in face of Covid-19 pandemic. Here"s how execs answered
As analysts question the impact Covid-19 will have on the timing of and prospects for Duke Energy Corp.’s two N.C. utilities’ rate cases, Duke has asked regulators to combine the two cases into one hearing likely in July......»»
Houston bankruptcy attorneys handling increased workload amid oil shock, Covid-19
As the Covid-19 pandemic and low oil prices continue to impact balance sheets, bankruptcy attorneys in Houston are busy with work......»»