Business

McALLEN — Milly Chiniro rushes into her boutique only slightly out of breath. Her employees standing at the front registers snap their heads to the sound of the door and see her holding the door with one hand and coffee in the other. As she walks through the entrance, Chiniro immediately inhales the store’s strong and fresh signature scent.

HARLINGEN — After about three months on the block, the struggling Valle Vista Mall appears to be closing in on a sale.

This fall, there will be a new coffeehouse chain ready to serve McAllen.

Forza Steel, headquartered in Nuevo Leon, Mexico, is in the process of building a $60 million manufacturing facility at the Port of Brownsville across State Highway 48 from the Keppel AmFELS yard.

Robert C. Vackar has once again been recognized as one of the top Buick-GMC auto dealers in the nation. It's an award that Vackar says was earned by the entire team.

Dutch Bros Coffee broke ground on its latest location in the Rio Grande Valley on Friday, according to the Economic Development Corporation of Weslaco.

Schlotzsky’s is returning to McAllen, and they’ve got some sweet deals to celebrate. 

What does the future hold for the business climate in Texas and the Rio Grande Valley?

The Mission Economic Development Corporation and a steel distributor this week broke ground on a second manufacturing location there that will create 15 new jobs.

SAN BENITO — More than three years after opening, the city’s first resaca-side commercial development is expanding, opening its doors to draw restaurants, shops and office suites.