Austin Skyline September 2022-A location for many tech companies including Google, Microsoft and Silicon Laboratories. YOY salary...

Around Austin-The Austin Business Journal reports that in 2019 and 2020, the first year of the pandemic, "floods of wealth" moved out of...

Texas Business Climate ranked five by CNBC. Source visualcapitalist.com

View of 78733 from the infinity pool at Omni Barton Creek Resort. 78733 home values up 26.6% Year-Over-Year according to Zillow records....

Around Austin-Hillside home in West Lake Hills Austin Business Journal August 19th-25th 2022 pp20 "THE LIST WEALTHIEST ZIP CODES" Ranked...

Austin Business Journal July 29th-August 4th 2022 pp21-22 |The List| “Largest Austin-Area Employers Ranked by Number of Local Employees...

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Around Austin-Business. Data from twc.texas.gov shows that that Austin-Round Rock (ARR) umemployment rate was 3.1% in June 2022 down...

It's unclear what's driving lower big-ticket spending in May but at 3% economic growth rate the FED raised interest rates 0.75%.

Except for the NASDAQ the market is not yet in -20% or bear market just yet from peaks in January. Are there signs that we've hit bottom?

The focus has been on inflation in America but the Anglophone countries are suffering as well. Consumers expect inflation will continue.

Warren Buffett says cryptocurrencies are non-productive assets the value of which is based solely on getting the next guy to pay more.

Big tech Amazon, Alphabet, Apple, Microsoft & Meta have concentrated profits, some loss of loyalty & regulatory hits that could total $330bn

E-Commerce firm's are confirming lower demand as consumers; adapt after the pandemic, cope with inflation and shift spending on experiences!

Many experts or pundits held off on using the "I Word" and now the "R Word." Seems most see some level of recession on the horizon.

Workers and retirees are feeling the pinch as prices for housing, fuel and other household expenses are rising faster than income.

The trifecta of adjusting to an easing pandemic, high inflation and a challenging geopolitical environment has stocks sliding.

Commercial office space demand is less than before the pandemic as more work from home but it's still a sellers market with premium space!

90% of existing home owners have mortgage rates below 5%. These homeowners say their current home is affordable-with rising rates why sell?