NM official: Tax package saved jobs
The head of the New Mexico Economic Development Department says a massive tax package passed by lawmakers in the final days of the legislative session is having a positive effect on jobs.
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Business / Money - New Mexico Business & Consumer News
The head of the New Mexico Economic Development Department says a massive tax package passed by lawmakers in the final days of the legislative session is having a positive effect on jobs.
Data paints grim picture of recession's effect in New Mexico
We have a new picture of just how much damage the recession has done to the economy in New Mexico. The U.S. Census Bureau released new data showing the impact on businesses.
Winrock construction underway
Construction is coming along at Winrock Center.
Stocks rise on hopeful signs for the US economy
Business / Money - New Mexico Business & Consumer News
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Congress approves bill to end airport delays
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Albuquerque gearing up for 'ABQ Beer Week'
- NM grapples with tough choices as drought persists
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- Governor: Manufacturers expanding in southern NM
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Bernalillo County to vote Tuesday on raising minimum wage
- San Miguel County rejects ban on gas, oil drilling
- New Mexico investment capital decreased in 2012
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Tips for meeting Monday's midnight tax deadline
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NM's proposed horse slaughter plant on the chopping block
- Court reinstates New Mexico's green building codes
- UNM Regents refuse to vote on retiree health cost changes
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Portrait studio closing spurs outcry
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Gov signs budget, capital outlay and PERA solvency measures
- Governor to sign bill lowering NM corporate taxes
- White House: Obama to return 5 percent of his salary in tribute to furloughed federal workers
- Governor to sign NM unemployment program revision
- Gov. Martinez to sign limit on space travel liability
- NM tax notices now include previous year's data
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Warren Buffett visits legendary local restaurant
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Gov. Martinez approves educational pension overhaul
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Officers appeal to Gov. for early childhood intervention funding
- UNM talking to companies about Sandia Labs contract
- Workers to petition Gov. Martinez for minimum wage hike
- NM governor signs bill to simplify tax code
- Lululemon recalls yoga pants _ too revealing
- NM business leaders like outcome of session
- Udall says NM taxpayers owed more than $6 million
- Legislative pension bill sent to NM governor
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- NM lawmakers OKs budget despite veto threat
- Senate OKs budget with 1 percent state worker pay raise
- Senate votes to cut tax on microbreweries
- Forest Service may let more fires burn
- Senate confirms ex-lawmaker on investment board
- Take from NM slot machines increased in 2012
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New Target spearheads development at Winrock, ABQ Uptown
- NM Senate to debate public worker pension overhaul
- Dow surges to record ... and keeps going
- Television pilot to film in New Mexico
- Home building in Albuquerque is at aggressive pace
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Fiery Foods show heads into final day
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- Report: New Mexico's Native American casinos recovering
- Surveys: UNM faculty salaries below 16 others
- Obama, top lawmakers to meet Friday on budget cuts
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