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Businessman Kevin Stitt campaigned on a simple theme in 2018: Hire me as the state’s CEO and let me show you how to transform state government.

Businessman Kevin Stitt campaigned on a simple theme in 2018: Hire me as the state’s CEO and let me show you how to transform state government. But a multitude of purchasing scandals and revelations of misspending during the coronavirus pandemic has exposed the hazards of running government at the speed of business.

The Maritime Executive Magazine's September-October edition is distributed now, featuring a cover interview with Peter Laborde, the founder and CE...

The Maritime Executive Magazine's September-October edition is distributed now, featuring a cover interview with Peter Laborde, the founder and CE...

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Oil prices are a long way off their mid-June peak, and many oil and gas stocks have given up a lot of their earlier gains, but on the bright side, the sell off has created some real bargains

The oil market is currently going through another rough patch, but oil bulls are perceiving the latest selloff as a temporary blip

NEW ORLEANS —In a notable workers’ rights win as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, the federal appeals court in New Orleans ruled in late spring that a Texas fracking company can’t claim the virus is a “natural disaster” that lets it avoid the federal WARN Act—the plant-closing law—and lay off its workers without notice. The June 15 ruling by Judge Carl Stewart of the Fifth U.S.

NEW ORLEANS —In a notable workers’ rights win as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, the federal appeals court in New Orleans ruled in late spring that a Texas fracking company can’t claim the virus is a “natural disaster” that lets it avoid the federal WARN Act—the plant-closing law—and lay off its workers without notice. The June 15 ruling by Judge Carl Stewart of the Fifth U.S.

KTRH-AM covering local news from Houston and across Texas.