In spite of the recent slowdown in hiring rates, the U.S. job market and unemployment levels especially are looking very optimistic. The biggest gains were in health care, which added…
PNM will pay $285 million for the purchase of the 165-mile long Western Spirit transmission line to begin delivering wind generated power to residential customers in 2021. The NM PRC…
The New Mexico state Forest Industries Association has filed a formal “declaration of harm” with the Forest Service in response to the continued ban on the harvesting of forest products.…
The addition of proposed “Democracy Dollars” to Albuquerque’s voting ballot this November 5th has sparked furious debate over the merits and drawbacks of the unique campaign funding plan. Proponents of…
October is manufacturing month! As the New Mexico Affiliate for the National Association of Manufacturers, NMBC is proud to support the vibrant manufacturing industry in our state that employs more than 27,000…
This year’s outstanding event addressed the rich opportunities for job creation and economic growth of the New Mexican natural gas industry as well as the potential for petrochemical manufacturing in…
Albuquerque Public Schools will again ask city voters to approve a new capital spending package this November. This time the request will be for a more modest amount and will…
For the week ending Sept. 27PROVIDING WHISTLEBLOWER COMPLAINT TO CONGRESS: Voting 421 for and none against, the House on Sept. 25 called upon Joseph Maguire, the acting director of national…
The New Mexico Business Coalition (NMBC) announced today that it is calling on New Mexico’s Congressional delegation to protect New Mexican’s who depend on wood for heat and to defend…
Commissioners Steven Michael Quezada and Charlene Pyskoty are seeking to change the newly passed paid time off ordinance by creating different standards based on the size of the business. The…