Erica Grieder is a business reporter at the Houston Chronicle. She covers a range of topics including local and regional economies, corporate finance, and energy policy, with a focus on business and economics, logistics, and corporate sustainability. Erica's work has been featured in various publications, including the San Antonio Express-News and Yahoo News.
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Erica Grieder's coverage mainly focuses on local business, legal news, and economic developments within Texas and Houston. She often cites data and covers government announcements.
If you have insights or data related to local businesses in Texas, particularly around legal issues, economic impact analysis of policies or regulations affecting the region, or human resources trends specific to the area, she may be interested in your contributions.
Given her emphasis on citing data and covering government announcements as well as topics such as lawsuits and economy, experts with a deep understanding of local business laws/regulations or those able to provide informed commentary on economic impacts at a regional level could find success pitching to Erica.
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By: Erica Grieder
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By: Erica Grieder
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Extreme weather events along with inflation have pushed up home insurance rates, especially in the Houston region and coastal Texas
By: Erica Grieder
A fallen tree on the roof of a home in Meadowcreek Village is photographed on Tuesday, July 16, 2024, in Houston, nine days after Hurricane Beryl left the community without power.
By: Erica Grieder Houston
When Forbes began making plans to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the United States, it was only natural that immigrants would be a major part of the story, according to the magazine's Executive Editor Luisa Kroll.
By: Erica Grieder Houston
Home insurance accounts for 14.4 percent of monthly housing expenses for Texas homeowners, among the highest burdens in the country, according to a new analysis from LendingTree, an insurance shopping website.
By: Erica Grieder
Although Houston has seen more than 2,600 layoffs since January, high oil prices are bolstering the regional economy heading into the second half of the year.
Empty kiosks and covered signage at the former Spirit Airlines check-in counter at Terminal A at George Bush Intercontinental Airport in Houston on Wednesday, May 6, 2026.
