Richard's Rainwater Releases Bold New Look and Vibe The bold new packaging from Richard's Rainwater is designed to stand out, just like their hometown of ATX. The new design on the outside of the ...

Funeral services for Richard Compton Rainwater, 79, of Lufkin will be held Saturday, May 20, 2023 in the Carroway Funeral Home Chapel with Reverend Mark A. Newton officiating. Visitation will ...

Taylor O'Neil, CEO of Richard's Rainwater, has been teaming up with breweries around the country to harvest and bottle rainwater. The chief executive, who took over in 2017, is trying to make ...

A rainy day can spoil plans or damper the mood for most people. But for water beverage start-up Richard’s Rainwater, a rainy day is just another day in the office.

Richard’s Rainwater is the nation’s first FDA-approved rainwater collection company and captures newly fallen rain and packages it into infinitely recyclable aluminum cans or glass bottles.

Valedor Partners, a private investment firm, today announced its participation in Richard’s Rainwater’s Series A financing. Richard’s Rainwater collec ...

The Dripping Springs-based brand that collects rainwater and packages it to become drinking water has decided to abandon single-use plastic bottles for aluminum cans, which Richard’s Rainwater ...

Bottling rainwater is an "elegant but simple solution to one of the world's biggest problems," says Richard's Rainwater chief executive officer Taylor O'Neil.

Richard Rainwater's legacy foundation is making a major push to find groundbreaking discoveries in neurodegenerative disease research by offering the largest prize program for brain research ever ...

More than a year after Fort Worth billionaire Richard Rainwater lost his battle with a degenerative brain disease, his quest to find a cure is making progress.

Richard Rainwater's strategy was to spot major technological or economic changes and profit from them, says Matthew Partridge.

There is a quote from Richard Rainwater that has floated around the Internet the past few weeks. Rainwater once said, "Most people invest and then.