50501@50501.chatB to /r/50501 Mirror@50501.chatEnglish · 2 months agoThis may be the only thing Texas politicians can hearimagemessage-square19linkfedilinkarrow-up1175arrow-down15file-text
arrow-up1170arrow-down1imageThis may be the only thing Texas politicians can hear50501@50501.chatB to /r/50501 Mirror@50501.chatEnglish · 2 months agomessage-square19linkfedilinkfile-text
minus-squareprotist@mander.xyzlinkfedilinkEnglisharrow-up27·2 months agoThis graphic is paltry. Here’s a list of just the Fortune 500 companies based in Texas. The number of brands beyond this you’d recognize is difficult to quantify: Exxon Mobil (The Woodlands, previously Irving) McKesson (Irving) AT&T (Dallas) Phillips 66 (Houston) Valero Energy (San Antonio) Dell Technologies (Round Rock) Energy Transfer (Dallas) Tesla (Austin) Sysco (Houston) Caterpillar (coming to Irving) ConocoPhillips (Houston) Plains GP Holdings (Houston) Enterprise Products Partners (Houston) Oracle (Austin) USAA (San Antonio) American Airlines (Fort Worth) Hewlett Packard Enterprise (Houston) D.R. Horton (Arlington) CBRE Group (Dallas) NRG Energy (Houston) Occidental Petroleum (Houston) Baker Hughes (Houston) Builders FirstSource (Dallas) Tenet Healthcare (Dallas) Kimberly-Clark (Irving) Charles Schwab (Westlake) EOG Resources (Houston) HF Sinclair (Dallas) Texas Instruments (Dallas) Waste Management (Houston) Targa Resources (Houston) Kinder Morgan (Houston) Cheniere Energy (Houston) Southwest Airlines (Dallas) Halliburton (Houston) Pioneer Natural Resources (Irving) Fluour (Irving) AECOM (Irving) Jacobs Engineering Group (Dallas) Group 1 Automotive (Houston) Quanta Services (Houston) Vistra (Irving) Westlake (Houston) Yum China Holdings (Plano) Celanese (Irving) Huntsman (The Woodlands) CenterPoint Energy (Houston) APA (Houston) KBR (Houston) Diamondback Energy (Midland) Academy Sports and Outdoors (Katy) Commercial Metals (Irving) Enlink Midstream (Dallas) Southwestern Energy (Spring)
minus-squareAgosagror@lemmy.dbzer0.comlinkfedilinkEnglisharrow-up5·2 months agoTexas instruments came to mind as being quite difficult to boycott.
This graphic is paltry. Here’s a list of just the Fortune 500 companies based in Texas. The number of brands beyond this you’d recognize is difficult to quantify:
Texas instruments came to mind as being quite difficult to boycott.