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2019 State Of The Year: Texas

Business Facilities

Texas wins our top honor for a record fourth time with a bonanza of new investments in projects creating thousands of new jobs in a diverse group of growth sectors throughout the Lone Star State. Read: 2019 State Of The Year: Texas at BusinessFacilities.com.

Texas 28
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How Do You Cope With Weather Damage on the Jobsite?

Construction Business Owner

ccapoccia Mon, 05/06/2024 - 13:55 Reggie Asare EHS Director for Houston/North Texas Skanska USA Building The best coping mechanism is preparation. How Do You Cope With Weather Damage on the Jobsite?

Houston 357
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Seeing the Big Picture & Setting Up a Company for Lasting Success

Construction Business Owner

During this time of creativity and innovation, Keith Kothmann founded Construction Cost Management (CCM) in Fort Worth, Texas. CCM has provided construction estimating and consulting services for the last four decades.

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Texas, Michigan, California Top Industry Rankings

Business Facilities

Texas, Michigan, California have each nabbed top industry rankings in Business Facilities' 18th Annual Rankings Report.

Michigan 132
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SmartAction Relocating Corporate HQ To Texas

Business Facilities

Artificial intelligence software company SmartAction will move its headquarters from California to Fort Worth, bringing 81 jobs to Texas. . Read: SmartAction Relocating Corporate HQ To Texas at BusinessFacilities.com.

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Dig World: Construction-Themed Park Opens in Texas

The Constructor

Almost all of us have fancied operating the huge construction machines we see on the way. But the idea takes a backseat fearing the hard work and the.

Texas 264
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The Eyes Of Texas

Business Facilities

Texas remains at the front of the pack in terms of economic development. And, interest in the Lone Star State from companies that need to relocate or expand might just be starting to heat up even more.

Texas 122