Small Businesses Form the State's Economic Core
In New Mexico the vast majority of private sector establishments employ fewer than ten people, yet account for a minority of total employment. The 14 largest establishments hold 7.8 percent of jobs. tiny firms drive growth and innovation in a diffuse “grey economy” scattered across the state. The piece notes data from the regional labor market review and reflects on the role of very small firms and sole proprietors like The Glenwood Gazette.
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National Laboratories
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Editorial: Tea party faces defeat amid government shutdown costs
The piece laments the tea party's tactics after the House vote to reopen government 285-144, credits Reid Ribble for voting yes, and attacks Ryan Petri Duffy and Sensenbrenner for opposing. It cites a $24 billion economic impact and a Pew poll showing GOP divides, urging calmer leadership and long term budget reform.
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Pew Center For People
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Erskine Bowles
U.S
Forty years since the 1973 oil embargo reshaped power
The piece recalls the October 17 1973 embargo by OPEC that shifted oil power to the Middle East, plunging the US into recession and ending America’s postwar dominance in energy. It notes US oil production peaked in 1970, then declined as the embargo’s timing altered global dynamics.
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Energy independence and fracking reshape US oil power
The piece notes OPEC's 1973 embargo drove US energy rethink, arguing North American shale tech and fracking reduced reliance on the Middle East. Harold Hamm critiques the framing, while related health column references explain brown versus white fat and metabolic insights with Harvard researchers detailing irisin and fat cell dynamics.
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