The Albuquerque Journal has made some major changes to its business section.
Mike Murphy, the Journal’s business editor, writes, “Next week, you will see the initial installment of ‘Marshall’s Law,’ a business law column by Marshall Martin, which will appear every other week on Page 3.
“On alternating weeks, you will find ‘TechBytes’ columns by staff reporter Kevin Robinson-Avila.
“Veteran real-estate reporter Richard Metcalf also will be joining our column lineup every other week, and we plan to introduce a regular feature highlighting voluntary contributions made to the community by private businesses and nonprofits.
“We are adding a weekly business calendar, which will spotlight business events of broad interest scheduled for that week.
“‘By the Numbers’ also is a new weekly feature that will take a graphic look at fast facts and interesting statistics on a particular business or industry in New Mexico.
“And we are adding a new listing of federal contracts and patents awarded to New Mexico companies, as well as new products introduced by state businesses, in our expanded Briefcase section.”
Read more here.
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