June/July
Women play a critical role in the Texas economy. Their earnings represent an increasingly significant portion of household income, while their entrepreneurial efforts support hundreds of thousands of Texas workers.
June/July
Complex and expensive contracts are essential to the state’s operations, but they also represent significant risks that require careful management to achieve the best value possible for agencies and the taxpayers they serve.
May
Transportation is essential to any economy, and especially so in a state as large and as fast-growing as Texas.
May
Texas recently recorded its lowest unemployment rate in four decades. This could have some negative implications for the Lone Star State — the highest turnover rate for state employees in five years.
April
Ten years ago, Texas’ solar industry was fairly small, but today some believe it’s ready to take on a much larger share of the state’s energy needs.
April
Bitcoin was designed as an alternative electronic currency to allow for easy, anonymous financial transactions across borders. But it’s earned its greatest fame as a highly speculative investment.
March
Texas housing prices have been rising faster than the state’s personal income.
March
A big part of the Texas economy still depends on manufacturing, which drives both innovation and employment in a host of related industries.
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In 2015, the Texas Legislature passed House Bill 855, which requires state agencies to publish a list of the three most commonly used Web browsers on their websites. The Texas Comptroller’s most commonly used Web browsers are Google Chrome, Microsoft Internet Explorer and Apple Safari.
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