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Holidays
US Postal Service releases new holiday season stamps
Travel
American Airlines pilots protest heavy scheduling, low staffing
The union hopes this demonstration will put some pressure on American Airlines to revise their schedules, work rules and pay.
Community
History behind the infamous sheep of San Angelo
There are more than 110 unique sheep across San Angelo and each one is painted by a local artist.
Small Business
Goldman Sachs survey says 93% of small businesses fear recession
2,500 small business owners will meet at the 10,000 Small Businesses Summit in Washington D.C.
Small Business
Protecting your small business from inflation
With signs pointing to a potential recession, many local business owners are facing new challenges caused by rising inflation.
Heartwarming
'I was so shocked': Louisville woman hits it big with Walmart
Catrina Hill, owner of Catrina's Kitchen Southern Spices received the chance to sell her products online and in Walmart stores.
Nation World
Tesla's quarterly sales drop amid supply chain, pandemic problems
A lack of computer chips has sent prices for used and new cars skyrocketing.
Right on the Money
A record number of Texans applied to start businesses in the pandemic
More than a million Texans have taken the initial step of starting a business since the start of the pandemic. Making those new enterprises survive is the hard part.
Nation World
Small businesses are facing 'summer of uncertainty'
Customers likely have some pent-up demand after more than two years of the pandemic – but there's a lot of other factors to consider.
Local News
Inflation's impact: How high costs are hurting landscapers, animal shelters and restaurants
Animal shelters, landscaping companies and barbecue restaurants in Texas have all been hurt by inflation in different ways. This is how they've been hit the hardest.
Local News
'Just leave our carts': Custom catering carts stolen from The Tamale Company in Oak Cliff
"If you took it, just leave us our carts," Fernandez said. "Leave it on the street and call us or send us a message or whatever.”
Money
Hundreds of thousands of property owners have protested their taxes in North Texas
Dallas County says they have received a record number of protests this year, and other North Texas counties are seeing high numbers of protests as well.
Travel
American Airlines pilots protest heavy scheduling, low staffing
The union hopes this demonstration will put some pressure on American Airlines to revise their schedules, work rules and pay.
Community
History behind the infamous sheep of San Angelo
There are more than 110 unique sheep across San Angelo and each one is painted by a local artist.
Small Business
Goldman Sachs survey says 93% of small businesses fear recession
2,500 small business owners will meet at the 10,000 Small Businesses Summit in Washington D.C.
Small Business
Protecting your small business from inflation
With signs pointing to a potential recession, many local business owners are facing new challenges caused by rising inflation.
Heartwarming
'I was so shocked': Louisville woman hits it big with Walmart
Catrina Hill, owner of Catrina's Kitchen Southern Spices received the chance to sell her products online and in Walmart stores.
Nation World
Tesla's quarterly sales drop amid supply chain, pandemic problems
A lack of computer chips has sent prices for used and new cars skyrocketing.
Right on the Money
A record number of Texans applied to start businesses in the pandemic
More than a million Texans have taken the initial step of starting a business since the start of the pandemic. Making those new enterprises survive is the hard part.
Nation World
Small businesses are facing 'summer of uncertainty'
Customers likely have some pent-up demand after more than two years of the pandemic – but there's a lot of other factors to consider.
Local News
Inflation's impact: How high costs are hurting landscapers, animal shelters and restaurants
Animal shelters, landscaping companies and barbecue restaurants in Texas have all been hurt by inflation in different ways. This is how they've been hit the hardest.
Local News
'Just leave our carts': Custom catering carts stolen from The Tamale Company in Oak Cliff
"If you took it, just leave us our carts," Fernandez said. "Leave it on the street and call us or send us a message or whatever.”
Money
Hundreds of thousands of property owners have protested their taxes in North Texas
Dallas County says they have received a record number of protests this year, and other North Texas counties are seeing high numbers of protests as well.
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