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NMSU College of Business tax experts warn of potential fraudulent schemes

By Frank Torres | Published February 28, 2017

February 27, 2017 by Jane Moorman, NMSU News Center Now that tax season is upon us, people must be especially diligent to protect themselves against the influx of IRS-type scams. New Mexico Attorney General Hector Balderas has issued a Scam…
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Economic Outlook Under Trump Administration Positive, But Uncertain

By Frank Torres | Published February 21, 2017

KRWG News New Mexico economists, policy makers and students gathered at the Las Cruces Convention Center for the annual New Mexico State University economic outlook conference. Despite the economic forecasts, fears and concerns of economists and commentators, the election of…
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WalletHub, Gavin Clarkson: 2016’s Cities with the Most Efficient Public Spending

By Frank Torres | Published April 14, 2016

April 2016 by Richie Bernardo, for WalletHub

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Mentoring: Accounting Alum Doug Nordquist visits business students

By Frank Torres | Published October 7, 2015

October 7, 2015, by Steven Romero, Development Officer, via email Doug Nordquist visited students in the Accounting and Information Systems Department at NMSU on Tuesday, October 6, 2015. Nordquist currently works with Sandia National Laboratories as a Senior Project Manager….
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Daniels Fund Ethics Town Hall and screening of the movie “All the Queen’s Horses”

By Frank Torres | Published September 17, 2015

September 17, 2015, by Yu-Feng (Winnie) Lee, Assistant Dir., Daniels Fund Ethics Initiative (DFEI), via email The Daniels Fund Ethics Initiative at NMSU and the NMSU Chapter of the Student Center for the Public Trust are pleased to host this…
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KRWG News: New Mexico Among States With Highest Measured Levels Of Middle Class Decline

By Frank Torres | Published August 14, 2015

KRWG News Published on Aug 13, 2015 In the last 15 years every state in the country has seen a decline in the middle class. That’s according to a Pew Charitable trust study based on Census Bureau. New Mexico and…
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NMSU Business Outlook: June 2015

By Frank Torres | Published June 12, 2015

A Short Note to New Subscribers Welcome new subscribers! NMSU Business Outlook is a free, monthly online publication sponsored by NMSU’s College of Business. Its primary audience is business practitioners and laypersons. If you prefer not to receive these alert…
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NMSU Business Outlook: May 2015

By Frank Torres | Published May 14, 2015

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KRWG News: New Mexico Economy Headed In Wrong Direction

By Frank Torres | Published March 2, 2015

KRWG News Published on Mar 1, 2015 According to MIT, mid-size companies — that’s businesses with 10 to 99 employees — generate 35% of jobs nationally. And these companies are better at creating middle class jobs in high-skilled areas. But,…
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KRWG News: Help Or Hindrance: Evaluation of Economic Incentive Programs

By Frank Torres | Published February 20, 2015

KRWG News Published on Feb 19, 2015 Creating jobs and generating development in New Mexico has largely been approached by giving business incentives and tax exemptions. But some economists say those tools don’t offer a guaranteed return on investment. Some…
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