The Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas was sued by an Indian worker who says he was discriminated based on his race, color, and age in violation of federal law.

While some measures indicate a rough patch, business groups say they are optimistic the Texas economy will keep humming.

Tracee Bentley, president and CEO of the Permian Strategic Partnership, joins the Dallas Fed board to represent the Permian ...

Winter weather is in the forecast this week and after the Feb. 2021 storm that left millions of Texans in the dark, that ...

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New foreign direct investment inflows have not surged, as might be expected with more nearshoring activity, but have actually ...

Oil and gas activity in the region rose modestly in the fourth quarter of 2024, data released on Thursday by the Dallas ...

The Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas' latest energy survey showed a slight improvement in the sector during the fourth quarter ...

Other Texas business sectors also are fretting about Trump following through on campaign promises that would increase their ...

Companies in the oil and gas sector in the Eleventh District turned optimistic regarding their business prospects in the fourth ...

Energy executive polled by the Dallas Federal Reserve Bank said they have become mildly more optimistic about business ...