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    Nutcracker Frenzy

    4,000 shoppers get an early start at Houston Ballet Nutcracker Market, with loads of shopping ahead

    Shelby Hodge
    Nov 12, 2015 | 10:07 am

    Four thousand shoppers can't be wrong. That's how many poured through the turnstiles at NRG Center Wednesday night for the Houston Ballet Nutcracker Market, the multi-million dollar cash cow that has provided more than $43 million for the ballet academy since its founding.

    Nutcracker Market chair Philamena Baird and her committee selected "Putting on the Ritz" as this year's theme, meaning that arrivals were swept up in a glitzy holiday tableau complete with crystal chandeliers, sophisticated black and white draping and black sequined tablecloths.

    Among the more than 300 curated merchants who filled the vast hall were newcomers Mirta Tummino Studio proffering handcrafted one-of-a-kind jewelry pieces, CaseOrama with fab custom-made phone cases, and the Charleston Shoe Co.

    Of course, many shoppers made a bee line for the familiar favorites, including Donna di Domani with its homemade marinara sauce, Brookwood Community and the ever-popular Paul Michael Co., all three of which have been on board for at least two decades.

    The preview party, for which the ballet crowd turns out in cocktail attire while the early shoppers are dressed for loading their totes, was chaired by Leisa Holland-Nelson, Rachel Regan and Ileana Trevino.

    The shopping fun continues through Sunday, highlighted by today's Saks Fifth Avenue Fashion Show and Luncheon and, on Friday, Macy's Fashion Show and Brunch.

    Wednesday night's ballet crowd included Patsy Chapman, Jay Jones and Terry Wayne Jones, Grace Kim, Susan Sarofim, Kelly Krohn, Sandy Barrett, Dr. Fred Aguillar, Lara Bell, Tiffany Hallik, Roz Pactor, Annette Strake, Sam Malone and Allison and Scott Brunasso.

    Rachel Regan, Cory Ogdahl, Ileana Trevino, Leisa Holland-Nelson.

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    Rachel Regan, Cory Ogdahl, Ileana Trevino, Leisa Holland-Nelson.
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    powering texas

    27 Houston companies make Fortune 500 for 2026, led by energy giants

    John Egan, InnovationMap
    Jun 15, 2026 | 12:00 pm
    Exxon Announces Quarterly Earnings And That It's Moving Headquarters To Houston
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    Houston is a giant among U.S. hubs for corporate headquarters.

    The 2026 Fortune 500 lists 27 companies based in the Houston area, with many energy companies claiming top spots. Houston ties with Chicago for the second-most Fortune 500 headquarters, preceded only by New York City (53). Dallas-Fort Worth is home to 24 Fortune 500 headquarters.

    Texas leads the nation for Fortune 500 headquarters (57), with California in the No. 2 spot and New York at No. 3.

    “Texas is the undisputed headquarters of headquarters,” Gov. Greg Abbott said in a news release. “The world’s leading businesses invest with confidence in Texas because of our welcoming business climate, predictable regulatory environment, and skilled and growing workforce. People and businesses are choosing Texas because Texas works.”

    The 2026 Fortune 500 ranks the largest U.S. corporations based on revenue in fiscal year 2025.

    Here’s a rundown of the 27 Fortune 500 companies based in the Houston area.

    • No. 9 ExxonMobil
    • No. 21 Chevron
    • No. 29 Phillips 66
    • No.55 Sysco
    • No. 75 ConocoPhillips
    • No. 89 Enterprise Products Partners
    • No. 103 Plains GP Holdings
    • No. 133 Hewlett Packard Enterprise
    • No. 149 NRG Energy
    • No. 157 Quanta Services
    • No. 164 Baker Hughes
    • No. 173 Occidental Petroleum
    • No. 179 Waste Management
    • No. 201 EOG Resources
    • No. 204 Group 1 Automotive
    • No. 207 Halliburton
    • No. 223 Cheniere Energy
    • No. 236 Corebridge Financial
    • No. 262 Targa Resources
    • No. 266 Kinder Morgan
    • No. 388 Westlake
    • No. 435 CenterPoint Energy
    • No. 438 APA
    • No. 440 Comfort Systems USA
    • No. 455 NOV
    • No. 488 KBR
    • No. 496 Coterra Energy. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma-based Devon Energy and Houston-based Coterra Energy merged in early May, with the combined company retaining the Devon Energy name and the Houston headquarters.The Greater Houston Partnership notes the Houston area soon will welcome its

    28th Fortune 500 company. Expand Energy (formerly Chesapeake Energy), appearing at No. 362 on the 2026 list, says it’s moving its headquarters from Oklahoma City to Spring this year.

    As the natural gas producer prepares to relocate to Texas, it’s hunting for a new leader. Nick Dell’Osso stepped down as president and CEO earlier this year. Board Chairman Michael Wichterich is interim president and CEO.

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    This story was first published on our sister site InnovationMap.

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