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Manufacturer Xxentria to relocate facility to New Mexico

SANTA TERESA – A Taiwanese manufacturer of metal composite materials announced it is relocating a distribution facility to a booming New Mexico border town New Mexico Economic Development Secretary Alicia J Keyes said the Xxentria...

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Lawsuit alleging private border wall violates U.S.-Mexico treaty appears headed to trial

TEXAS – A lawsuit filed by the federal government against the builder of a private border wall that hugs the Rio Grande in South Texas could go to trial a year from now US District Judge Randy Crane appeared surprised by requests from both...

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Southern California's ports experience continuing rebound in volumes

CALIFORNIA - Southern California’s ports are continuing to report a strong rebound in container traffic as shippers and businesses seek to recover from the sharp downturns experienced in April and May during the lockdowns associated with...

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Laredo falls to the 4th busiest U.S. port

LAREDO – Laredo became the busiest port of entry for trade in the US in 2019 But the coronavirus pandemic has cost the border city that title Laredo now ranks in 4th place, behind the Port of Los Angeles, and the Chicago O’Hare and John F...

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Grupo Cementos de Chihuahua and Sites will enter to the S&P/BMV IPC

MEXICO CITY – Grupo Cementos de Chihuahua (GCC) and Sites, a telecommunications company, are the nominated companies to be part of the main index of the Mexican Stock Exchange (BMV), the S&P/BMV, announced S&P Dow Jones Indices (S&P...

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Monterrey loses US$93 million due to suspension of events

MONTERREY – By not being able to carry out the events that were scheduled at Cintermex this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Monterrey's economy suffered an economic loss of around US$93 million throughout the chain, said Gonzalo Escámez...

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Pesquería doubles the number of formal companies

MONTERREY – The municipality of Pesquería doubled the number of formal companies in five years, and became one of the 10 municipalities to have contributed the most to the economic added value of the state At the end of 2019, there were 380...

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El Paso Air Traffic Plummets

EL PASO – The COVID-19 pandemic has been reflected not only in the health and economic contingency, but also in the urban mobility of international crossings and in El Paso International Airport According to data from the City of El Paso,...

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Crowds on Ensenada Beaches Prompt Reclosure

Ensenada’s director of municipal public security, Adrian Ortiz, reclosed the boardwalk above the municipality’s public beaches Friday after crowds of tourists flocked to the shoreline The closure was aimed at mitigating the spread of...

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Texas’ Economic Rebound Stalls

The resurgence of COVID-19 in July appears to have reversed economic gains in Texas that emerged when the virus’ frequency abated in May and June, according to the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas’ latest Texas Economic Update “The...

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