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From venture capital to aerospace technology to puppy sweatshirts, these Austinites make up some of the most successful people in their fields.
The business and economic development group outlined their plan, called Opportunity Austin 5.0.
Meet the local companies that made the Inc. 5000 2023.
Using the Austin Board of Realtors’ Buy vs. Rent Index, we’re breaking down which housing option is more lucrative in the long run.
Interim City Manager Jesús Garza said this year’s budget is about going “back to basics,” proposing a $5.5 billion city budget, which is $500 million higher than that of 2022-2023.
Austin’s new investment and trade office, opening early next year, will be Western Australia’s only hub in the Americas.
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Get started on filing your 2023 tax return.
Former City Manager Spencer Cronk was voted out of office by 10-1.
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