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The Texas Business Boom


Published on 2025-03-30 06:21:37 - Newsweek
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  • According to one projection, Texas in 2045 will be the most populous state as business success draws in more people.

The article from MSN Money discusses the significant economic growth in Texas, highlighting several key factors contributing to its business boom. Texas has become a magnet for businesses and individuals due to its business-friendly environment, characterized by no state income tax, low regulations, and a relatively low cost of living. The state has seen a surge in population, with many relocating from high-tax states like California and New York, seeking better economic opportunities. This influx has spurred job creation, with Texas leading in job growth, particularly in sectors like technology, energy, and manufacturing. Major corporations are expanding or relocating to Texas, attracted by incentives, infrastructure, and a skilled workforce. Additionally, the article notes the state's efforts in diversifying its economy beyond oil and gas, with investments in renewable energy, tech hubs, and logistics. However, this rapid growth also brings challenges like infrastructure strain, housing shortages, and debates over environmental impacts.

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[ https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/economy/the-texas-business-boom/ar-AA1BW01a ]