Another one bites the dust on South Congress, even if it appeared that the street could chug along into 2023 without losing another small business after Tesoros and Lucy in Disguise With Diamonds called it quits this year. This week, South Congress Books announced that it was moving out of the area despite reporting that … Read more
ST. LOUIS (AP) — President Joe Biden’s administration on Friday finalized regulations that protect hundreds of thousands of small streams, wetlands and other waterways, repealing a Trump-era rule that federal courts had thrown out and that environmentalists said left waterways vulnerable to pollution. The rule defines which “waters of the United States” are protected by … Read more
Since then, the organizations have updated the report on the PRC-used CVEs three times. “We’ve expanded the methods in which we communicate, and we are not only providing extensive lists of CVEs, but the tactics, techniques and procedures used, and we’re mapping everything to what you need to implement to stop it,” she clarified. … Read more
As in every year, 2022 had its share of triumphs, tragedies, inspiration, achievements, progress and setbacks. Through it all, the San Antonio Report staff has taken note of what’s been said (thank you, Otter.ai) during some important — and not-so-important — occasions throughout the year. Below, we’ve gathered some of the most memorable quotes from … Read more
As 2022 comes to a close, we bid goodbye to some notable people — and one animal — who left their mark on the Alamo City: business pioneers, political leaders, war veterans, artists, activists, a faith leader, a forensic pathologist, a judge and even an elephant. Nadler was a baker who in 1963 founded the … Read more
Record-breaking levels of oil and gas expansion seen earlier in the year have cooled as the industry reacts with uncertainty to rising costs, potential regulations and continued labor and supply chain restraints. In its fourth quarter Energy Survey, the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas said activity continued to expand but at a slower pace. The … Read more
NEW YORK (AP) — Stocks that traded heavily or had substantial price changes Thursday: ViaSat Inc., up $1.91 to $31.76. The provider of satellite and wireless networking technology announced a $325 million U.S. military contract. Cal-Maine Foods Inc., down $9.02 to $53.17. The egg producer reported weak fiscal second-quarter earnings. Goldman Sachs, up $2.56 to … Read more