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Old 10-23-2013, 09:01 AM
 
Location: Rocky Mountain Xplorer
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An economist last week told a bunch of Fort Worth college students that “Texas is the place to be” when looking for a job after graduation.

Thomas Siems, a senior economist for the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, visited Texas Christian University in Fort Worth to talk about the economy and the state’s job market, according to TCU 360, a publication of the school’s journalism department.

Texas’ energy, oil and technology production has helped fuel its job growth — among the strongest nationally — since the Great Recession ended in mid-2009, Siems said.
http://bizbeatblog.dallasnews.com/20...-seekers.html/
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Wondering if Oil & Gas is still the best paying industry in the state, even more so than Tech ?
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