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Texas is always the best state of business, at least for some CEOs in the country.
The magazine of chief executive Texas as best condition for business for the 21st consecutive year.
The classification is determined from an annual survey on the country’s main CEOs. Florida and Tennessee followed Texas respectively, with the Californian ranking last.
“Texas is the place where entrepreneurs can launch a vision and know that they can achieve it,” Greg Abbott said in an announcement on Monday. “The CEOs who succeed that I meet our climate adapted to companies, our highly qualified and diversified workforce and our exceptional quality of life in all regions of our great state as the main advantages of Texas. We will continue to reduce administrative formalities and associate with companies and stronger and more prosperous innovators for decades to come.”
In addition to business classification lists, Texas also directed the nation Employment growth in recent months. In March, Texas experienced a new summit with the largest labor in the history of the state at 15,778,500, according to data from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics and the Texas WorkForce Commission.
Texas economy has also exceeded the nation In the fourth quarter of 2024. The real gross domestic product of Texas (GDP) increased at an annual rate of 3.5% in the fourth quarter of 2024, against the American average of 2.4%. GDP represents the total value of all goods and services produced within the State over a specific period.
Last week, Abbott signed Bill 14 of the Senate, known as Texas Dogein law. The bill has created the Texas Regulatory Efficiency Office, based on recommendations from the Governor’s Small Enterprises Council to reduce regulations and establish more strict standards on new regulations.