Texas Standard for September 8, 2015
The Syrian connection: Refugees find new homes deep in the heart of you-know-where as Washington rejiggers its strategy. Also: An angry, former employee returns with a gun. What would you do? In the wake of recent headlines, Texas workplaces reconsider their options. Plus: The Saudis gambled and Texas won – that’s a declaration from the Texas Comptroller. And: Are Texas’ two pro soccer teams worth nine figures each? All that and more, on today’s Texas Standard.
Ilana Panich-Linsman/Texas Standard
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