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An engineering firm based in Katy has sold its oil and gas division, marking the company's exit from the industry as it dedicates its focus to medical devices.

A survey of hiring managers from Robert Half shows an increase in the percentage of companies that expect to hire for more permanent roles in the first half of 2023 compared to six months ago.

“It’s a tough year, but that doesn’t stop builders from building and investors from investing,” a senior executive at Silicon Valley Bank said.

While rising interest rates made certain types of bonds less desirable, there continues to be an increasing need for more schools, more hospitals, more roads, and more public transportation — all of which are funded primarily by municipal bonds.

House Bill 2757 is supported by mental health advocates.

The Clayton-based managed care giant has reached settlements that have been announced by more than a dozen states, requiring the nation’s largest Medicaid managed care provider to make at least $833 million in payments.

Robin Mutz sums up her role in one brief sentence, though we all know there’s much more detail and responsibility: “I support the nurses at St. Jude.”

Following over a year of sanctions, the company doesn't expect to see its first Colorado enrollee until March.

With 26 years in the nursing sector, Hella Ewing brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to Le Bonheur. In her current role, she provides operational and financial direction for patient care.

Zach Buchwald, who has headed investment giant BlackRock's institutional business in the U.S. and Canada, will step into the CEO role at Russell Investments on May 1.