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Despite valiant efforts by healthcare providers, the costs keep going up. What to do? Healthcare in New Mexico continues to reinvent itself with a controversial new heart hospital emerging, a [...]

New Mexico, in many ways, does not provide the ideal climate for an architectural business. With a total population of under two million, it's only a fraction of the size [...]

King Philip V of Spain gave the land away in 1710 and the rest, as they say, is history The new Cottonwood Mall on Albuquerque's west side is teeming with [...]

The Land Office wants to develop the 13,000-acre tract south of the Airport, but the city is dragging its feet in favor of the West Side Mesa del Sol, the [...]

Some women who have climbed to the upper rungs of the corporate ladder or who hold high positions in other fields such as education and government suggest that the oft-mentioned [...]

New Mexico's 'hiring highway' is full of potholes. Business had better be concerned. The business community is beginning to provide report cards for New Mexico students and schools and the [...]

In New Mexico, labor and management actually work together, even amiably At its annual convention last fall, The AFL-CIO, the mammoth national umbrella organization for most of the country's labor [...]

Most hospitals outside the Albuquerque and Santa Fe metropolitan areas are relatively untouched by managed care and capitation, but few think they will remain untouched. With both the state and [...]

'Capitation' (which is not the opposite of 'decapitation') is compelling change. New Mexico's hospitals are responding with programs meant to keep people well. The bottom line is: don't get sick. [...]

Not bad at all. Oil and gas are being found pumped and sold. Some observers are expecting wildcat successes. An agreement is struck in the 1980s between the Reagan administration [...]

If the Glass-Steagall act is repealed by Congress, as is likely, banks, brokerages and even insurance companies will look more and more alike. The battle for turf in the financial [...]

The number of biosciences companies is growing - faster than you might think New Mexico's abundance of high-tech wizardry is yielding an emerging industry. Three closely linked disciplines - biotechnology, [...]

Formal ground breaking for Santa Ana Pueblo's new 250-room resort hotel, scheduled for early June, will signal the first of several stay-and-play destination sites tied to Indian-owned casinos in the [...]

The Native American Business Development Center helps companies achieve success Native American and other minority businesses sometimes face barriers to success that can put them a step behind non-minorities, but [...]

Technology has taken away some of the romance once associated with the old-time print shops - the smell of ink and molten lead, hand-fed letter presses and artesan printers who [...]

Legal uncertainties combined with onerous payments to the state could prevent Indian gaming from hitting the jackpot Odds are, the longer you gamble and the higher the stakes, the more [...]

The New Mexico Amigos is 35 years old this year and flourishing. The organization, chartered in 1962 by the New Mexico Legislature to celebrate the golden anniversary of statehood, is [...]

A number of institutions of higher learning are figuring out what businesses need The New Mexico business community has, in recent years, helped shape education in the state as much [...]

Santa Teresa is poised to capitalize on NAFTA There's a new kid on the block in Santa Teresa, the dusty little border town nobody ever heard of. His name is [...]

Murphy Platero appreciates his mentors Today, Murphy Platero is the owner of a successful and rapidly growing metal roofing business in Albuquerque called Native Edge. Things weren't always so wonderful [...]

The incoming president of Associated General Contractors of America Is an uncompromising advocate of planning and training J. Howard Mock was born at a construction site in 1941 and has [...]

Even a relaxing of government regulations isn't likely to slow the process. Cleaning up the environment is big business in New Mexico. So big, in fact, that at least one [...]

The fire sale in Albuquerque commercial real estate is over, and it appears that the phoenix of prosperity is rising cautiously from the ashes. 'Commercial real estate has come into [...]