TEXAS RANKED NO. 1 FOR 14TH STRAIGHT YEAR IN CHIEF EXECUTIVE MAGAZINE’S ANNUAL CEO RANKING OF BEST & WORST STATES FOR BUSINESS
2 Oct 2019
Rated No. 4 in Workforce Quality and No. 3 in Taxes & Regulation Categories
Texas was ranked as the No. 1 state for business for the 14th straight year in Chief Executive magazine’s 14th annual Best & Worst States for Business survey. The Chief Executive rankings reflect CEO perceptions of best and worst states based on a range of key measures.
Texas has held the No. 1 spot for each of the 14 years since the inception of the Chief Executive survey, thanks to its extremely business-friendly environment, high-quality workforce and attractive living opportunities. Florida (No. 2), North Carolina and South Carolina (tied at No. 3) and Indiana (No. 5) rounded out the top five states. Full results and additional information can be found on ChiefExecutive.net, and in the May/June issue of Chief Executive.
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