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All business stories from San Antonio.
Marisol Vega's tortillería on North St. Mary's Street has grown from a weekend farmers market stall to a six-figure wholesale operation in under three years — and her model is drawing attention across the city's small business community.
Rising rents along the Pearl District corridor, a cooling restaurant sector, and a federal interest rate environment that keeps costs high are forcing local entrepreneurs to recalibrate heading into the second half of 2026.
Geopolitical shocks across Europe, the Middle East, and Asia are rippling through local supply chains, energy markets, and tourism—and San Antonio businesses are already feeling the pressure.
A surge in federal defense spending and a tightening cybersecurity labor pool are forcing local employers to compete harder for workers—and rethink where they look for them.
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