The Rio Grande Valley Business Journal has named SiteData Inc. its data partner and launched an online Data Center that tracks the economy of Hidalgo, Cameron, Starr and Willacy counties.
The Data Center is included with an RGV Business Journal subscription upgrade. It draws on official state and federal sources, is refreshed twice a month and works on phones, tablets and desktop computers. Each figure lists its source and the date it covers.
SiteData, a Texas data company with offices in Dallas and McAllen, built the Data Center specifically for the Journal.

The Data Center opens with a monthly summary called Pulse, which compares border crossings, sales tax collections, bar and restaurant sales, airline passengers and construction with the same month a year earlier.
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