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1 week ago | 
victoriaadvocate.com | M. Ray Perryman
The oil and gas industry has been hit quickly and hard by the recent tariff brouhaha, with prices dropping significantly compared to recent levels (at least as of the time that I am writing). I’ve been asked several times whether the situation is likely to lead to a sustained ‘bust’ in the industry. There is obviously much uncertainty, but here are a few initial thoughts.
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1 week ago | 
oaoa.com | M. Ray Perryman
The oil and gas industry has been hit quickly and hard by the recent tariff brouhaha, with prices dropping significantly compared to recent levels (at least as of the time that I am writing). I’ve been asked several times whether the situation is likely to lead to a sustained “bust” in the industry. There is obviously much uncertainty, but here are a few initial thoughts.
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2 weeks ago | 
riograndeguardian.com | M. Ray Perryman
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready...
The oil and gas industry has been hit quickly and hard by the recent tariff brouhaha, with prices dropping significantly compared to recent levels (at least as of the time that I am writing). I’ve been asked several times whether the situation is likely to lead to a sustained “bust” in the industry. There is obviously much uncertainty, but here are a few initial thoughts.
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2 weeks ago | 
oaoa.com | M. Ray Perryman
We’ve recently seen a rapid increase in uncertainty in the U.S. (and, in fact, the global) economy. Policies related to tariffs are a major source of concern, with a large number of announcements, pauses, shifts, and exemptions causing confusion. Consumers as well as companies are trying to figure out what is going to happen and how they should prepare. In a similar vein, the major shifts in agency funding and missions and frequent backtracking are sources of ongoing consternation.
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3 weeks ago | 
riograndeguardian.com | M. Ray Perryman
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready...
We’ve recently seen a rapid increase in uncertainty in the US (and, in fact, the global) economy. Policies related to tariffs are a major source of concern, with a large number of announcements, pauses, shifts, and exemptions causing confusion. Consumers as well as companies are trying to figure out what is going to happen and how they should prepare.
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3 weeks ago | 
victoriaadvocate.com | M. Ray Perryman
Texas continues to dominate the major corporate location and expansion landscape in the US, winning Site Selection magazine’s 2024 “Governor’s Cup” for an unprecedented 13th year in a row. The Cup is awarded annually to the state with the most projects involving a capital investment of at least $1 million, 20 or more new jobs, or at least 20,000 square feet of new construction. The 2024 total was the highest ever for Texas. Texas gained 1,368 projects, up from 1,254 in 2023.
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3 weeks ago | 
oaoa.com | M. Ray Perryman
Texas continues to dominate the major corporate location and expansion landscape in the U.S., winning Site Selection magazine’s 2024 “Governor’s Cup” for an unprecedented 13th year in a row. The Cup is awarded annually to the state with the most projects involving a capital investment of at least $1 million, 20 or more new jobs, or at least 20,000 square feet of new construction. The 2024 total was the highest ever for Texas. Texas gained 1,368 projects, up from 1,254 in 2023.
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4 weeks ago | 
riograndeguardian.com | M. Ray Perryman
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready...
Texas continues to dominate the major corporate location and expansion landscape in the US, winning Site Selection magazine’s 2024 “Governor’s Cup” for an unprecedented 13th year in a row. The Cup is awarded annually to the state with the most projects involving a capital investment of at least $1 million, 20 or more new jobs, or at least 20,000 square feet of new construction.
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4 weeks ago | 
wilsoncountynews.com | M. Ray Perryman
Audio articles on Wilson County News made possible by C Street Gift Shop in downtown Floresville! Texas continues to dominate the major corporate location and expansion landscape in the US, winning Site Selection magazine’s 2024 “Governor’s Cup” for an unprecedented 13th year in a row.
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1 month ago | 
oaoa.com | M. Ray Perryman
The U.S. Census Bureau recently released information regarding population patterns in local areas across the country for the July 1, 2023 through July 1, 2024 period. As might be expected, Texas fares quite well. The greater Houston and Dallas-Fort Worth areas ranked second and third in numeric growth (behind New York), with gains of about 198,200 and 177,900, respectively. In other words, the two largest urban centers in Texas alone added over 1,000 people per day to the state’s population.
