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San Antonio visitors walk along the San Antonio River Walk where hotels line one of the most popular Texas travel destinations.

Business & Development

Travelers are returning to San Antonio hotels in droves. Workers aren’t

by Waylon Cunningham March 31, 2021April 3, 2021

The pandemic forced many hotels to lay off staff. Now as demand skyrockets, job postings for housekeepers and waitstaff are going unanswered.

CPS Energy President and CEO Paula Gold-Williams.

CPS Energy’s Gold-Williams reappointed to San Antonio’s Federal Reserve branch board

by Brendan Gibbons January 22, 2021January 22, 2021

Business & Development

Dallas Fed CEO: Face masks ‘No. 1 economic policy tool’ for financial recovery

by Shari Biediger October 9, 2020October 9, 2020

Business & Development

2020 Economy Forecast: Sunny with a Slight Chance of Decline

by Shari Biediger February 11, 2020February 11, 2020

Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas assistant vice president and senior economist Keith R. Phillips discusses how job growth has gone down since 2015.

Business & Tech

Fed Economist: 2020 Economic Growth Predicted to Slow but Remain Positive

by Mia Warner October 9, 2019February 20, 2020

President and CEO of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas Robert Kaplan

Business & Tech

Dallas Fed CEO: Drivers of State’s Economy Are ‘In Our Control’

by Shari Biediger February 28, 2019January 31, 2020

Dallas Federal Reserve's Keith Phillips spoke to the Texas economy forecast of 2019.

Business & Tech

Dallas Fed: San Antonio ‘Healthy,’ But State Economy Will Grow More Slowly

by Shari Biediger January 15, 2019

(From left) Steven Hussain, Goodwill Chief Mission Services Officer; Craig Hopkins, City of San Antonio Chief Innovation Officer; Jo Ana Alvarado, San Antonio Housing Authority Director of Innovative Technology; and Jordana Barton, Federal Bank of Dallas Senior Advisor speak at the Digital Inclusion Forum at UTSA Downtown Campus.

Business & Tech

Area Leaders: Internet Access a Necessity, Not a Luxury

by JJ Velasquez September 25, 2018November 15, 2018

City staff and officials celebrate the proclamation by chanting 'Go Spurs Go'.

Data & Society, Uncategorized

The Denominator: Sweet 16, Alamo Approval, and Bacterial Blooms

by Emily Royall September 3, 2018January 31, 2020

Construction workers pour concrete for the outside of the Mays Family Center. Photo by Kathryn Boyd-Batstone

Business & Tech

Dallas Fed Report Says Jobs in the Middle Declining in Texas

by Shari Biediger January 20, 2017January 31, 2020