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Articles in Dec, 2001 issue of New Mexico Business Journal

• Space Connection
• Bandwidth: The Name of the Connectivity Game Is; If your connecting to the Internet, faster is indeed better. But New Mexico, with some exceptions, isn't quite state of the art
  by Paul Krza
• Liking Your Job May Not Be Enough
  by Michael Kroth
• A Bank for Indians
• Sorting Out the Tax "Breaks": There have been tax reductions, to be sure, but not very many will help businesses directly—for awhile
  by Howard Kercheval
• For SBS, Good News and Not-So-Good News
• Trade Is Up: Traffic at the Santa Teresa crossing has picked up since September 11 and a new rail spur should help even more
  by Debbra O'Hara
• It's Official—We Dont' Exist
• Climbing to the Top: So why would a Sandia engineer chuck it all and build a climbing gym for rockhounds? Well, why not?
  by John D. German III
• Are We Ready for Right-to-Work?
  by John Carey
• Good Timing
• In Construction, No Boom—or Bust: The industry remains optimistic about prospects for 2002, although at least one economist isn't so sure
  by Shawn Shepherd
• Let the Power Games Begin
  by Bob Cochnar
• Best of the Web
• The 'City Different' Tries Something Different: Strains of optimism hold the business community together in the aftermath of September 11. And tourism is getting a shot in the arm
  by Cindy Bellinger
• Passing Out the Zia
• A Passion for New Mexico
• Angels We Have Heard Are Still Around
• Selling Albuquerque: What's the Duke City's "unique selling proposition? The city's visitors bureau and its new ad agency think they have it. Encouraging tourism is the objective
  by Bob Cochnar
• Events Need Homes
• MEP Helps Create The "Lean Enterprise": Funded by the feds, in part, the Manufacturing Extension Partnership provides business and technical assistance
  by Howard Kercheval
• Draft Larry Ahrens?
• Not Just Another Bureaucracy: The Small Business Administration's loan guarantee program is a lot more proactive than you might think
  by Susan Craig