Noted Houston economist predicts job growth
Noted University of Houston economist Barton Smith predicted that half of all sectors in Houston will add jobs next year as the U.S. economy pulls out of the doldrums. “I think we can say the worst is behind us,” said Smith,... [read full story]
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