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The top-paying jobs in San Antonio

Want to make a six-figure salary? Then San Antonians would be wise to look to health care or engineering. According to data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, there are nearly 50 job categories with an annual median wage of more than $100,000. Health care was by far the most dominant industry on this list. In fact, nine of the 10 best-paying careers in the Alamo City are in health care. To see all the jobs in San Antonio with a median annual wage of more than $100,000, click on the slideshow…

SA metro area outperforms Texas with lower unemployment

The employment numbers in Greater San Antonio are headed in the right direction. New data from Workforce Solutions Alamo indicates the jobless rate in the eight-county San Antonio-New Braunfels metro area dropped to 3.2 percent last month. The region gained 22,800 new jobs since September 2016. The largest increase was in the government sector, which generated 7,000 additional jobs — a 4.2 percent increase. Education and health services added 1,200 new jobs over the same period. “Private-sector…

IBC Bank chooses San Antonio as test market for solar power

IBC Bank has chosen to use the Alamo City as a test market for installing solar power at its branches.

Meet the next-gen leaders of DOCUmation in San Antonio (slideshow)

The family-owned company promoted two brothers to co-presidents to lead the business into the future.

Texas No. 8 most vulnerable state to identity theft, fraud

In the wake of the Atlanta-based Equifax Inc. (NYSE: EFX) hack, Texas didn’t score high marks when it comes to identity theft and fraud. The state is the No. 8 most vulnerable state to identity theft and fraud, according to the personal-finance website WalletHub. To determine where Americans are most susceptible to such crimes, WalletHub’s analysts compared the 50 states and the District of Columbia across eight key metrics. The data set ranges from identity-theft complaints per capita to average…

5 reasons why pulling out of NAFTA could be disastrous for Texas

It doesn't appear renegotiating the North American Free Trade Agreement is going well, and that could have dire consequences for the Texas economy, according to a panel of government and business leaders.

Race for mineral rights heats up as Permian Basin land rush flattens

The Business Journal takes a look at the race for mineral rights as the land rush out in the Permian Basin of West Texas flattens out.