Texas Standard for February 18, 2016
Imagine getting a message at work saying you’re at risk for diabetes. How some employers are tracking worker health data. Also: Texas Senator Ted Cruz continues to battle it out on the campaign trail with one Donald J. Trump. We’ll unpack the heated race. Plus: We all know Texas is highly dependent on the struggling oil and gas industry, or is it? A new report from the Dallas Fed. And: What’s the deal with 3-D printers? We ask our tech expert. All that and a whole lot more on Thursday’s Texas Standard:
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