Spirit Airlines and Commerciant Take Flight With New Wireless Credit Card Terminals HOUSTON, TX, April 14, 2005 –Spirit Airlines announced today that it will now conduct in-flight credit card transactions for their passengers’ snack and beverage sales utilizing Commerciant- LP’s new ...

June 6, 2005 Powerhouse production company becomes CVBG’s Interactive Broadcast Partner Classic Worldwide Productions, a renowned full-service film and television production company based in Cleveland, Ohio, is now CVBG’s first Interactive Broadcast Partner (IBP). As an IBP, Classic Worldwide will ...

Houston Business Journal A new biotech incubator is part of a revised business plan for BioHouston, which is revamping itself as it heads into the new year.

Houston Business Journal The creation of a life sciences investment fund is in the works. The CEOs of Houston''s leading biotech companies could join forces in a unique coalition to provide both the funding and fundamentals for the new venture.

Houston Business Journal A new drug company recently spun out of The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston gives the city another player in the lucrative pharmaceuticals market. And while it''s just a small, start-up company, economic development ...

Houston Business Journal Paul Frison must be a very patient man. Ever since he was hired as the founding president and CEO of the Houston Technology Center in December 1998, he has been working to move HTC into a permanent ...

Houston Chronicle, by Danny Perez Midtown group says more green space, technology center on agenda Officials with the Midtown Redevelopment Authority say they plan to monitor traffic flow and new housing developments while adding green space to the expanding area ...

Houston Business Journal, by Jennifer Darwin Chris Wasden helped develop a proprietary medical device to test a person''s hearing that he says is quicker and costs less than traditional testing. But nobody was going to hear about the new developments ...

(Part II of II) Isn''t this another blow to Houston? Houston has had a rough time lately -- a devastating flood; layoffs at one of its largest employers, Continental Airlines; the Enron debacle; and the planned acquisitions of several other ...

Texas Monthly, by KATHRYN JONES AFTER EIGHT MONTHS OF WRANGLING, COMPAQ AND HEWLETT-PACKARD HAVE JOINED FORCES. WHAT DOES THE MOTHERBOARD OF ALL MERGERS MEAN FOR TEXAS?