A Spare Bedroom, a Nokia and 90 Days: Ted Delisi’s Long Game in Texas Politics
On March 1, 2003, Ted Delisi went to work in a spare bedroom.
On March 1, 2003, Ted Delisi went to work in a spare bedroom.
The Texas Restaurant Association said it looks forward to working with newly elected and returning state leaders to help Texas families and local businesses thrive, according to a Nov. 6 statement on the 2026 state election.
The Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission will meet Nov. 10 with almost nothing on its public agenda and a closed-door session on the executive director’s job, a post the agency’s own leadership page lists as vacant.
The Texas Credit Union Commission will decide Nov. 6 whether to rehear its own August order in a long fight over whether one credit union may sign up members in all 254 Texas counties.
The board that licenses Texas accountants will reopen nine of its own rules Nov. 5, among them what a CPA may claim in an advertisement, what a firm may call itself, when the board may issue a subpoena, and which criminal convictions can cost someone a license.
Invenergy contributed more than $10,000 to Scottish Rite for Children through its participation in the hospital's 27th Annual San Angelo Sporting Clay Shoot, according to an Oct. 19 news release from the company.
The seven-member board that took over the Texas lottery and charitable bingo last year is briefed Oct. 28 on which bingo license holders the state will audit in the year ahead.
The Texas Restaurant Association announced that Tony Abruscato, its chief marketing officer, has been selected to serve as an international jury member for the 10th World Tapas Championship in Valladolid, Spain, this November.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton secured an Assurance of Voluntary Compliance with Lululemon USA Inc. that requires the company to maintain chemical safety standards and oversight of materials used in its products, according to an Oct. 22 news release from the Office of the Attorney General.
The Finance Commission of Texas votes Oct. 16 on rules that would require the state's payday and auto title lenders to write down how they protect customer data and what they will do when it leaks.