Texas Standard For January 16, 2020
A new trade deal with China. What’s in it for us? Could be a sizable portion of Chinese spending on sectors with a strong Texas showing. It’s not the end of the trade war, but it might make a difference to industries in the Lone Star State. And: What sounds like a change of position on climate change from the head of the Texas Oil and Gas Association. But is it? Also: Is Trader Joe’s still the best grocery chain in America? Here’s a hint: no. What is and why and a whole lot more today on the Texas Standard:
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