Exercise guru Denise Austin is always in motion, and she says you should be moving too. Here’s how.

Denise Austin has made a life out of motivating people to get moving. For more than 25 years, the San Pedro native has watched the fitness world transform, cheerleading along the way. She’s sold more than 20 million exercise videos and DVDs, starred in fitness television shows since the 1980s and written 10 books. She’s married and lives in Washington, D.C., has two teenage daughters, runs an online diet and fitness program on her website and is preparing to make even more DVDs and TV shows and write more books.

When Journyx Inc. launches its next major business software program this fall, it won’t rent a hotel conference room or a booth at an industry trade show. It will reach out to one of its strongest business allies: IBM Corp.

An Austin-based child-support collection company has been sold to a smaller Dallas-based company that operates the same type of business.

Samsung Austin Semiconductor said Friday that it plans to close its older chip factory in Austin and invest $500 million to convert it into an expansion of its more advanced, 2-year-old plant.

Perry will refund a $183.16 school tax break he got from the homestead exemption.

Air Canada is cancelling its nonstop flight from Austin to Toronto, citing a drop in passengers.

The 10-and-under Minor Austin Invaders II won the 2009 Central World Series championship that was held in Broken Arrow, Okla. from July 11-17.

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