Ranger Lift Trucks expands Baytown facility expansion
Ranger Lift Trucks completes an expansion adding a 6,500 square foot Baytown facility near Interstate 10 and a satellite office in New Braunfels. Co owner Todd Ford says the growth enhances high quality personalized service with seven new bays and 18 foot doors. The team adds experienced staff with 40 years of combined forklift industry experience. Ranger specializes in sales and service of pre owned forklifts of all makes and models. Visit www rangerlifttrucks com for details.
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Baytown's Floyd & Associates expands with CUNA services
CUNA Strategic Services extends its strategic alliance with Baytown's John M. Floyd & Associates JMFA Recruitment Services to offer credit unions access to executive and managerial talent. The 2003 partnership deepens, adding non-executive staffing, special projects, and contract placements to help replace retiring leaders and bolster operations amid industry changes. Todd Spiczenski and Charles Shanley comment on the expanded collaboration and mutual service commitment.
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Hofheinz Name Deal Ends UH Pavilion Dispute
The Hofheinz family and the University of Houston resolved a legal dispute over removing the Hofheinz Pavilion name. The accord keeps the name via a 1969 payment, seeks a renegotiated rights deal for the arena during a $60 million renovation, and plans a street rename and plaza with a bronze statue of Roy Hofheinz, former mayor and Harris County judge.
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Rising US retail sales lift outlook after jobs data
Washington reports May retail sales rose 0.5 percent, following 1.3 percent in April, signaling consumer confidence despite a hiring slowdown. The gain reinforces consumer spending as the economy's main driver even as job growth weakens, construction slows, and profits fall.
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Shake Shack Faces Slowed Growth Amid Trading Decline
Shake Shack reports weaker sizzle and a drop in shares as the chain plans to open about 60 stores this year. The company had guided higher growth last year, with the prior forecast showing a 13.3 percent rise. The prime rate stood at 3.50 percent. other benchmarks show 3.25 percent.
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