Port Bureau News

Uniquely Houston Charlie Jenkins, CEO of Port Houston, presented “Uniquely Houston”, an update on Port Houston’s operations while...

The Port Bureau kicked off the first Commerce Club luncheon of 2025 by presenting a “fireside chat” discussion of current and future...

Outlook 2025: Return to Trend? Jesse Thompson, senior business economist of the Houston Branch of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas offered his...

In times of crisis, information overload can drive seemingly irrational stockpiling behavior — but calling it “panic buying”...

The Greater Houston Port Bureau (“Port Bureau”) Board of Directors is pleased to announce the appointment of Commander Corrina Ott as...

Commerce was alive and well across the Lone Star State as the second quarter of the 21st century dawned. 1% more tows traipsed across the ship...

Norman Rockwell told us that “the secret to so many artists living so long is that every painting is a new adventure. So, you see, they're...

Welcome 2025! Last year was great for us and for our port community, and we’ll continue to be the voice of our port region. 

Disputes over workplace influence can ruffle feathers — but depending on their motivation, they can also foster growth and strength.

The Greater Houston Port Bureau has awarded scholarships to Lindsay Hrones, Host Agency, and Nathan Selvidge, Oneok, for professional...

The 2025 Quarter 1 Port Bureau News magazine is available to read or download in two PDF formats.

Embracing nuclear technology will enable the maritime sector to move into a new era of prosperity through clean energy.