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Proposed Austin skyscraper could be the new tallest tower in Texas
A new proposed skyscraper could soon change the look of Downtown Austin's skyline, with plans calling for a building that could potentially surpass the tallest tower in Texas. The proposed development, known as Project Bolo, would transform an existing parking lot at the corner of Congress Avenue and Fourth Street into a high-rise building, directly across from Frost Bank Tower.
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mySanAntonio.com
Major lifestyle retailer eyes $2.7M investment in Central Texas
Tractor Supply operates nearly 2,500 stores nationwide and is eyeing a new Hill Country location.
vmsd.com
Store Openings: Bed Bath & Beyond, Primark, World Market and More
* Furniture seller Article (Vancouver, B.C.) has unveiled plans for new stores in Atlanta and Austin. Opening in the first quarter of next year , the Texas store will be at Austin’s Great Hills Market and have 9000 square feet of space, while the new Georgia locale will open in Atlanta’s Westside Provisions District with 12,000 square feet of space. The e-commerce brand currently has three other physical stores: one in its hometown of Vancouver and one apiece in San Francisco and Bellevue, Wash.
Subplot News
‘They are an evil company’: Former Texas customer has altercation with flagship Austin coffee company. Then he takes matters into his own hands
' I was making the same amount as these people, plus tips.' The post ‘They are an evil company’: Former Texas customer has altercation with flagship Austin coffee company. Then he takes matters into his own hands appeared first on Subplot News .
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Beloved community grocery store to close after 10 years in Central Texas
A beloved neighborhood grocery store is closing its doors in Central Texas this month after a decade in business. Dia's Market & Deli in Austin announced on social media that it will be shuttering at the end of November. Owner David Hopper chronicled the business's history and explained why they...
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Online Furniture Brand Article Lands First Austin Store at Great Hills Market
Article, the furniture brand that has built its business mostly through online sales, is opening its first Austin store at Great Hills Market in northwest Austin. The 9,000-square-foot shop at 9828 Great Hills Trail is scheduled to open during the first three months of 2027, bringing a physical storefront to a city that already ranks among the company's top 15 U.S. markets for e-commerce orders.
teslanorth.com
Tesla Says Giga Texas Will Become North America’s Largest Cell Plant
Tesla is expanding 4680 battery production at Gigafactory Texas, with its cell manufacturing director saying the Austin operation will soon become North America’s largest battery cell manufacturing facility. Michael Guilfoy outlined the push in a November 9 recruitment post on X. He said the team now supports four vehicle...
CBS Austin
Credit Card Debt Relief in Austin
Owe $30,000 or more on credit cards or personal loans? On $100,000 of enrolled debt, Affordable Debt Consolidation’s 15% settlement fee is $10,000 less than a 25% fee. Someone carrying $50,000 on credit cards at 24% APR can rack up roughly $1,000 in interest in a single month. The exact charge depends on the daily balance and billing cycle. If you’ve made every minimum payment and still owe almost as much as you did last year, your statements can show where the money went.
mySanAntonio.com
hoodline.com
Austin Drone Firm Skyways Wins FAA Nod for First-of-Its-Kind Gulf Flight Authorization
An Austin-based drone company has landed federal approval for what it calls a first-of-its-kind authorization: flying an uncrewed aircraft far out over Gulf waters to reach an offshore oil platform. Skyways says the Federal Aviation Administration has authorized it to conduct a long-range, beyond-visual-line-of-sight flight from a Shell facility on the Louisiana coast to offshore infrastructure, a step the company is framing as a breakthrough for autonomous aviation in the United States.
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Austin Bold FC Collapsed, Now Ex-Mavs GM and COTA Boss Trade Fraud Claims
Austin Bold FC played its last match in October 2021, a draw against the Charlotte Independence, and never returned to the pitch. The lower-division soccer club went dark for the 2022 season amid a planned relocation that was supposed to land it a new stadium in Fort Worth under new ownership led by former Dallas Mavericks general manager Donnie Nelson. That stadium never materialized, and five years later the team's former owners are suing each other in Texas business court, each accusing the other of fraud.