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Texas Ranked Top Business Climate Amid Dallas Employment Concerns

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Texas was named the No. 1 business-climate state by Site Selection magazine for the fourth consecutive year, according to Greg Abbott. The ranking was announced on November 2, 2026, and considers factors such as taxes, infrastructure, and corporate projects. Meanwhile, Dallas is facing difficulties retaining major downtown employers while addressing public safety and police staffing requirements.

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The ranking highlights Texas's strong economic opportunity, having recorded 1,406 qualifying corporate facility projects in 2025. However, the departure of AT&T from Dallas suggests localized economic risk, as the city struggles to retain large employers.

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  • AbbottAnnounced Texas's No. 1 business-climate ranking.
  • DallasIs facing challenges retaining major downtown employers and addressing public safety.
  • AT&TIs relocating its headquarters from downtown Dallas.

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