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Three Tech Companies Choose San Antonio For HQs, Expansion

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Read: Three Tech Companies Choose San Antonio For HQs, Expansion at BusinessFacilities.com. Skipcart, Matthews International and SafeRide Health will create a total of more than 250 new jobs in the region.

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San Antonio Is Serious About Tech

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Over the years San Antonio, TX has been known for many things but technology wasn’t necessarily one of them — until recently, that is.

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San Antonio airport set to start $1.4B terminal

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Construction industry news, trends and jobs for building professionals who want mobile-friendly content.

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San Antonio approves redevelopment of Alamo Plaza

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19, the San Antonio City Council voted 9-2 in favor of a makeover of Alamo Plaza. The Alamo, Texas’s most visited historic landmark is about to undergo a $450 million renovation. On Friday, Oct.

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Roadrunner Athletics Center of Excellence opens at the University of Texas at San Antonio

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million Roadrunner Athletics Center of Excellence (RACE) has opened on the University of Texas at San Antonio (UTSA) campus. RACE is the latest milestone in the university’s multi-tiered project that will enable the success of student-athletes and provide state-of-the-art recreational facilities to the San Antonio Community.

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Nissei Relocating U.S. HQ To San Antonio

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headquarters from Anaheim, CA to its subsidiary Nissei Plastic Machinery America facility in San Antonio, TX. HQ To San Antonio at BusinessFacilities.com. Nissei America, Inc. will relocate its U.S. Read: Nissei Relocating U.S.

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The University of Texas at San Antonio combines its colleges of engineering and architecture

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Effective September 1, the University of Texas at San Antonio will launch its College of Engineering and Integrated Design (CEID), one of the few academic programs in the U.S. that combine engineering, architecture, and construction.