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REYNOSA – Four supermarkets of the company "S-mart" plan to expand its locations in Reynosa, Tamaulipas as part of an investment project to be developed this year According to Reynosa's Minister of Economic Development, Tourism and Trade, Leonel...

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ARIZONA – The number of jobs in Arizona are expected to increase steadily during the next two years, with education, health services and finance/professional services seeing the biggest gains According to projections from the Arizona Office of...

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ALBUQUERQUE — BNSF Railway plans to invest US$80 million in New Mexico this year The freight company made the announcement Wednesday, saying the money will go toward maintenance projects as well as rail upgrades to ensure its network remains safe...

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AUSTIN — Representative Brooks Landgraf (R-Odessa) and State Representative Tom Craddick (R-Midland) are working together to bring state money generated by oil and gas production back to the Permian Basin and other energy-producing hotbeds, where...

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DALLAS – Fort Worth-based BNSF Railway Co will spend US$405 million this year to upgrade its rail system running throughout Texas The planned investment is part of BNSF's US$$357 billion capital spending program for 2019 Most of that will go to...

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CHIHUAHUA – After a Planning Committee Assembly, Governor Javier Corral announced that by 2019, there will be about US$164 million used for infrastructure throughout the state During this session, Fondo de Infraestructura Social para el Estado de...

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COAHUILA – Secretaría de Inclusión y Desarrollo Social of the State of Coahuila, headed by Francisco Saracho Navarro, will prioritize the implementation of water works, electrification and drainage for the municipalities of the entity with whom...

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PHOENIX –  Vision Produce Co, Los Angeles, has transformed the services it offers at its Phoenix facility in recent years “Our Phoenix facility over the last several years has developed a streamlined repack operation, sus-tainable energy...

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ARIZONA – The energy market in the Southwest has hit a turning point, with battery prices falling so low that the technology is now the least expensive way to provide customers electricity, according to officials from Arizona Public Service Co To...

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PHOENIX — Courting a possible lawsuit, state senators voted Wednesday to direct the Board of Regents and community college boards to create special tuition rates for students who graduate from Arizona high schools but don’t qualify as in-state...

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