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Richard Brack

Richard Brack

Business Editor at San Antonio Express-News

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‘As bad as it gets’: U.S. phone calls, texts targeted by cyber espionage tied to Chinese

The FBI warns Americans to use encrypted apps as agencies investigate the Salt Typhoon hack, which officials are calling the largest in U.S. history.
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Cybertruck workers furloughed, signaling slowing demand for Tesla’s...

The furlough follows production slowdowns in October at the plant in Texas where Elon Musk's EV maker is headquartered.
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Tesla shares soar as Elon Musk's backing of Trump is seen reaping r...

Investors believe the Texas-based electric car company will benefit from CEO Musks' support of the president-elect.
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Valero debuts on list of fastest-growing companies. Tesla slips to ...

The San Antonio refiner landed at No. 23 as energy companies dominated Fortune magazine’s latest annual ranking. More were based in Texas than any other state.
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45,000 dockworkers go on strike at ports from Texas to Maine

The International Longshoremen’s Association signaled 45,000 members were walking off the job at midnight, kicking off a strike that would cost billions a day.
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USAA says more than 32,000 members’ data was exposed online through...

The mistake included the data of nearly 4,200 Texans, the San Antonio insurance and financial services company said.
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CrowdStrike CEO called to testify to Congress in wake of global IT ...

The Austin company said Monday it was testing a new technique to accelerate remediation, but declined to say whether CEO George Kurtz would testify.
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Visibly shaken, CrowdStrike CEO apologizes but can't offer timeline...

Appearing visibly shaken, the founder and chief executive of the Austin-based software company behind a global technology outage apologized Friday and vowed to work with customers trying to get their systems back online — but couldn’t offer a timeline for full recovery. “We’re deeply sorry for the impact that we’ve caused to customers, to travelers, to anyone affected by this,” CrowdStrike President and CEO George Kurtz said in an appearance on NBC’s “Today.” The outages began after his company…
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UPDATE: Spectrum internet, phone and TV service has been restored i...

Spectrum, which provides internet, telephone and cable TV service in San Antonio and across Texas, is dealing with what appears to be a widespread outage of its services. “We are aware of an outage affecting customers in the Texas area,” the company said via social media at 1 p.m. “We apologize for inconvenience and are working to resolve as quickly as possible.” The size of the outage and its cause was unclear. The company does not provide an outage map and has provided no estimated time of res…
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Zachry cutting more jobs as bankruptcy, battles with Golden Pass LN...

The continuing fallout of Zachry Industrial Inc.’s exit from the Golden Pass LNG terminal project is costing more workers their jobs. The San Antonio company is laying off another 126 employees from its operations in Baytown, Beaumont, Orange and Sabine Pass as it prepares to give up its contract on the $10 billion-plus project. The cuts come on top of more than 4,400 pink slips Zachry issued when it declared bankruptcy in late May, a move it blamed on trouble related to its role as lead contra…
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American Airlines buys 100 hydrogen-powered engines for regional ai...

American Airlines is reaffirming its confidence in hydrogen as a means to meet its goal of net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. The Fort Worth-based airline — the No. 2 carrier at San Antonio International Airport — is purchasing 100 hydrogen-electric engines to power its regional jets and increasing its investment in ZeroAvia, the U.S.-U.K. startup developing the fuel cell-powered engines. ZeroAvia is currently testing a prototype for a 20-seat plane. “Advancing the transition of commerc…