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New Mexico


How States Can Attract Venture Capital

A program in New Mexico provides a model for other states that would like to grow their local investment communities.

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Recent Articles about New Mexico

State-Funded Venture Capital

How to seed a homegrown VC market  Read more

Energy Dept. Hands Out Awards

A New Mexico-based construction firm and a Nuclear Security Administration official were among the winners of this year's Department of Energy small-busin...  Read more

Need Money?

The private financial markets are dynamic and at times difficult to navigate. A report on the latest trends.  Read more

What Business Can Expect In New Mexico

What does New Mexico offer smaller companies, particularly when compared to its Sunbelt neighbors? Here are some conclusions, based on data gathered by I...  Read more

Sweeping The Corners

I read with interest Frederick's "The Greening of New Mexico" (April). Fortunately the state of New Mexico does not end in Albuquerque. Probably the larg...  Read more

Business for Sale: Rocky Mountain Video Distributor

A detailed overview on a buisness offered for sale including the price, and pros and cons of the purchase.  Read more

Personal Income Rising

Following a slowdown earlier this year, U.S. income growth picked up over the third quarter, the government reports.  Read more

The Greening Of New Mexico

Small business diversity could be the key to fast but sensible growth for the "Land of Enchantment" in the '80s.  Read more

The New Civil War

This feature explains who pays the price for wasteful subsidies used to attract or retain businesses.  Read more

Revitalizing the American Dream

Our highly practical, eminently doable, totally reasonable, 16-point plan to create thousands (upon thousands) of new companies and a million new jobs.  Read more

At a Glance

Charts providing information on the features of Inc. 500 companies.  Read more

How Has Technology Changed the Way You Do Your Job?

Various businesspeople comment on their use of technology.  Read more

Is It Time to Change Your Will?

Experience teaches us that the only constant in life is change. But we don't always keep up with the important details - such as updating wills and other ...  Read more

Best Of Show

Indiana's solid jump -- from 42nd place last year to 18th this year -- is partly due to the state's low taxes. But other recent actions have also helped. Amo...  Read more

Personal Income Up in Second Quarter

Sept. 28, 2005 --Strong earnings in real estate, professional services, and other entrepreneurial sectors helped jumpstart personal income...  Read more

Middle America Coming Out of the Recession?

Of the 20 strongest metro areas in the United States, 14 lie between the Mississippi River and New Mexico.  Read more

Ways to Avoid Probate

Payable-on-Death Bank Accounts Payable-on-death bank accounts offer one of the easiest ways to keep money -- even large sums of i...  Read more

Cobb Resources Strikes It Rich

George Lotspeich has a lot of tenacity and a nose for finding uranium. That's catapulted his mining company to the top of the INC. 100.  Read more

5 Entrepreneurs in the New Congress

Business owners from Colorado, Idaho, New Mexico, and Pennsylvania take seats in the 111th Congress.  View slideshow

Entrepreneur-Friendly Governors Sail to Victory

Governors whose policies align with entrepreneurs' top priorities were re-elected by wide margins.  Read more

Travel: Vacations of Steel

So work is making a mockery of your fitness goals? Lose the stress and a few pounds at these retreats.  Read more

Conference for Veteran-Owned Businesses

The New Mexico Department of Veterans Services will hold its third annual conference for service-disabled and veteran-owned small businesses in Albuquerqu...  Read more

Get Their Number

You've got a much better chance of making a sale on the Internet if you can speak directly to the potential customer. Internet inquiries are less serious ...  Read more

Obama's 504 Loan Helping Businesses Expand

Small business owners take advantage of refinancing expansion loans and lower fees.  Read more

Advertising That Really Takes Off

Aloft in the New Mexico sky wafts a huge hot-air balloon -- not the standard, graceful teardrop, but a giant replica of Carmen Miranda, fruit salad coiffu...  Read more

Small Town, Big Connections

A look at how community networking gives rural businesses a chance to play in the big leagues.  Read more

Bringing Power to the Poor

Dave Melton, co-founder of Sacred Power, is on a mission to bring electricity to the poverty-stricken Navajo reservation.  Read more

Seedbeds;

VENTURE CAPITALIST DAVID Silver just wanted to buy technology from Los Alamos National Scientific Laboratory, in New Mexico, a few years ago. But from th...  Read more

She Brakes for Moving Costs

Before moving from San Diego to New Mexico, company president researched locations by phone for 9 months.  Read more

Where the Growth Is: The 1989 Inc. 500

A breakdown of the 1989 Inc. 500 by region, industry, sector, and type of company.  Read more

What The Rankings Mean

In years past, INC.'s annual Report on the States ranked the business climates of the 50 states through a formula that took into account roughly a dozen v...  Read more

Black-owned Businesses

When it comes to black entrepreneurs, there's good news and bad news. Black Americans are creating new businesses at a much faster pace than the economy ...  Read more

Cement Shortage Has Builders in a Bind

Governors of five states say tariff exacerbates the problem.  Read more

Five Ideas to Watch

...including artificial muscle and online aromatherapy.  Read more

How to Protect Your Business in a Divorce

Don't want your ex-spouse to end up as your business partner? Here's how to guard what's likely your most valuable financial asset.  Read more

Report On The States: Best Of Show

Minnesota's tax and wage rates are well above tha national medians. But aggressive bank lending and investments by local SBICs make it one of the top states ...  Read more

Cost of Doing Business Highest in Northeast

May 9, 2005 --A recent study shows that Boston has surpassed New York City as the costliest metropolitan area in which to do business--one...  Read more

Obama's iPhone App

I am beginning to feel like the last person on earth who does not have an iPhone—and that sense of being left out was amplified recently, when I rea...  Read more

Pining for Growth?

Pining for growth with a festive edge? Check out this southwestern Christmas tree farm.  Read more

Report on the States 1989

A ranking of states in terms of new jobs, new companies, and the climate for growth.  Read more