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NEW YORK — U.S. stocks opened mostly lower Tuesday ahead of a two-day policy meeting at the Federal Reserve. 
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ADP Employer Services said U.S. companies added more jobs than expected in July, according to a Bloomberg report.
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Construction spending in June rose to a 2 1/2 year high as increases in private residential and nonresidential construction more than offset an ongoing downturn in public construction, according to an analysis of new federal data released Wednesday...
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"Spending by visitors to the nation's largest American Indian reservation has increased by nearly one-third over the past several years ..."
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"Several thousand temporary jobs will be coming to Albuquerque soon with the revitalization of Winrock Mall."
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The Albuquerque Convention & Visitors Bureau is looking to leverage the positive national press the city has garnered in the past few years by giving away a trip to the Duke City.
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"Albuquerque remains the state's top city by industrial employment with 19312 manufacturing jobs, down 1.1% over the year."
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"A team headed by Lockheed Martin Corp. has been awarded a $715 million contract modification from the U.S. Navy"
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"In the March 16 print edition of the New Mexico Business Weekly, I write about the new tourism campaign for Taos, which focuses on the many women responsible for creating what we know today as that community."
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"The public is invited to participate in the Employment Extravaganza 2012 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Wednesday at New Mexico State University."
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They’re powerful. They’re connected. They remember legwarmers and Ray-Bans.
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"Today, the San Antonio City Council approved a grant agreement for Southwest Airlines based on 800 jobs that will be retained and created at its new facility."
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"SCORE offers a seminar titled 'What You Need To Know To Start A Business' and the DACC Small Business Development Center will host a free seminar titled 'How To Start A Business' next week."
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Costco Wholesale Corp.’s July sales increased by about 8 percent since the same period last year, according to a news release from the company.
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Entrepreneurs of different ages have contrasting outlooks on the nation’s economic future, but confidence across all age ranges is slipping, according to a news release from the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation.
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"Sitel has announced that it is expanding its customer care call center in Las Cruces."
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"Best Buy Co. announced that it will close 50 of its 1,100 big box stores, but the company is not prepared to release a list of which stores will be shuttered."
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Personal income in New Mexico grew by 4.5 percent in 2011, to $72 billion from $68.9 billion, placing it 37th among the states and the District of Columbia in terms of growth, according to the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.
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"The $100 million project is expected to create 1967 new jobs by 2022 and have an estimated economic impact of $1.5 billion by then."
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"A year ago, the unemployment rate in Las Cruces was 8.6 percent."
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"The US Environmental Protection Agency will grant $300000 to Santa Fe Community College for environmental workforce development and job training."
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"There are three distinct distribution channels from which to purchase insurance products — direct writers, captives and independent agents."
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"At a time when good jobs are scarce and our economic future uncertain, lawmakers in Santa Fe have a responsibility to put aside partisan bickering and unite to enact reforms ..."
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"A federal agency says exports of New Mexico products grew by nearly 36 percent last year."
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"When it comes to wind energy development in New Mexico, things have been pretty quiet for a while - which might be hard to believe, given the 60-mph winds that have sliced through the state lately."
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