Mexico car sales are growing, but its factories are making fewer vehicles
Mexico sold more than 1 million vehicles through August, while production slipped and exports stayed flat. More than 76% of... Read more »
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Momole gains ground in McAllen as Reynosa-born brand plots U.S. expansion
The mole brand has grown up to 40% since opening in McAllen and recently earned Mexico’s Sello M recognition for... Read more »
Tamaulipas wants to put more of its products on Texas shelves
The state is training 60 businesses to meet U.S. export requirements as it targets 100 products for the Texas market.... Read more »
Reynosa’s newest technical high school focuses on AI, semiconductors and bionics
CBTIS 312 opened Monday with about 150 students, launching a technical education pipeline for Reynosa’s evolving manufacturing workforce.... Read more »
Thousands of Mexicans are being sent back through Matamoros — bringing skills that could reshape Tamaulipas’ economy
Matamoros handled nearly 90% of Tamaulipas’ repatriation events through May — almost 14 times as many as Reynosa.... Read more »
Reynosa entrepreneur finds new growth in Korean corn dogs after closing hardware business
Norberto Cruz Johansen lost five major oil and gas customers, closed his hardware business, and turned to food trucks before... Read more »
Moots Café grew to seven locations. Now its owners are expanding beyond coffee
The entrepreneurs behind the Reynosa coffee chain are investing up to $114,000 in Brio Fresh Kitchen, a new health-focused restaurant.... Read more »
Mexico president opens Tamaulipas tour in Reynosa with $2.16B housing push
President Claudia Sheinbaum highlighted plans for 60,000 new homes for workers and more than $2 billion in statewide housing investment.... Read more »
McAllen-Hidalgo International Bridge marks 100 years of cross-border trade and connection
Local, state and Mexican officials commemorated a century of cross-border trade, travel and binational cooperation at one of the Valley’s... Read more »
Reynosa’s strained power grid is raising costs for businesses and threatening investment
Business leaders estimate a citywide power outage could cost Reynosa’s commerce and services sector more than $305,000 per hour.... Read more »
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