Tim Hortons expands into Río Bravo with new location, jobs
The Canadian coffee chain’s first Río Bravo store is expected to create about 30 jobs as operators continue growing along... Read more »
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Higher beef prices are squeezing businesses in Reynosa
Beef prices are rising at more than twice the country's overall inflation rate and substantially faster than overall food prices.... Read more »
Walmart breaks ground on $38.3M Reynosa Supercenter and Sam’s Club
The retailer plans to open both stores this year, creating more than 200 jobs in one of Mexico’s largest border... Read more »
Mexico’s growth has long relied on manufacturing — that may be changing
New research shows service industries in Mexico are growing faster in output and productivity, even as manufacturing remains dominant along... Read more »
Reynosa’s trucking industry shifts into survival mode
Freight companies in Reynosa are cutting fleets and tightening operations as falling rates, rising costs, and a U.S. downturn squeeze... Read more »
Reynosa looks beyond manufacturing to drive its next phase of growth
City leaders are pushing retail, tourism, and small business growth as job pressure builds across manufacturing and logistics sectors.... Read more »
Matamoros loses nearly 3,000 more jobs as bankruptcy case ripples throughout the region
Trico Componentes’ closure pushes the total bankruptcy-related job losses in South Texas and northern Mexico to nearly 5,000.... Read more »
New survey maps 315 manufacturers along the binational border from Brownsville to Laredo
A new COSTEP survey offers economic developers a clearer picture of the region’s industrial base by mapping manufacturing clusters in... Read more »
Breaking news: Reynosa economic development secretary dies after car crash
Mauricio Treviño Garza, the secretary of economic development and employment, led business recruitment and workforce initiatives in the border city.... Read more »
Reynosa maquila industry braces for Mexico’s 40-hour workweek shift
Mexico’s reform would gradually cut the workweek from 48 to 40 hours by 2030, prompting manufacturers in Reynosa to evaluate... Read more »
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