Reynosa restaurant turns family mole recipe into global business
Momole has grown from a three-person operation that sold mole to restaurant patrons to one that supports 10 jobs and... Read more »
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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 slowly returns to normal after cartel blockades disrupt highways
Mexican authorities reported 36 criminal incidents, including nine cargo blockades, across northern Tamaulipas.... Read more »
Mexican trucking chamber warns highway unrest could disrupt U.S.-Mexico trade
The association is urging drivers to get off of major corridors as blockades are reported throughout Mexico, including in Reynosa. ... Read more »
AI reshapes border workforce as industry, colleges adapt to automation shift
Manufacturing, trade and academic leaders in Reynosa and Matamoros say artificial intelligence is changing hiring standards, classroom instruction, and competitiveness... Read more »
A Reynosa manufacturer is building the backbone of data centers and AI facilities — and it’s expanding
A new 150,000-square-foot plant will build the systems that manage electricity inside high-tech facilities.... Read more »
Breaking: Mexico’s president visits Reynosa to expand federal social programs for housing and women
The visit includes the delivery of affordable homes for low-income families and the rollout of a federal pension providing bimonthly... Read more »
Mexico moves forward with $2.7B highway investment in Tamaulipas
A new federal corridor in Mexico and highway upgrades directly across the Rio Grande Valley could reshape freight flows and... Read more »
Why Tamaulipas’ industry keeps growing despite trade headwinds
Headlines point to risk, but conditions on the ground suggest something else is unfolding in northern Tamaulipas, Mexico.... Read more »
Fewer crossings, higher value: How Mexico’s trade adapted after U.S. tariffs
Stricter customs rules reshaped border operations in 2025, pushing companies toward larger, more complex transactions as oversight increased.... Read more »
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