El Paso Inc.

El Paso Inc. started its journey in September 1995. This distinctive weekly newspaper, which is published every Sunday and requires a paid subscription, is popular among business leaders, professionals, entrepreneurs, philanthropists, and their families. Approximately 8,200 copies of this uplifting and high-quality publication are delivered directly to subscribers, available at more than 150 retail locations, and also mailed across the United States.

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Trump's trade and economic policies face criticism at El Paso summit

2 days ago | elpasoinc.com | Reyes Mata III

The Trump administration risks losing domestic and international support if it continues some of its hardline policies, particularly on tariffs, said two prominent national political speakers in a Thursday address at a Downtown El Paso border summit. “The superpower of the world, to me, has always been based around this – you had to have a super military, you had to have a super economy, but you had to have super compassion,” said former West Virginia Sen. Joe Manchin. “We’ve got two out of three.
Whispers: The Buzzi connection & Club news

2 days ago | elpasoinc.com | Ford Wadsworth

The Buzzi connectionWhen actress and comedian Ruth Buzzi died recently, some people immediately thought of the El Paso branch of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas in Downtown El Paso. Stay with me here. You may remember Ruth Buzzi as a star on the TV show “Laugh-In” from 1968 to 1973. She retired from show business and lived on a ranch near Fort Worth before passing away at age 88. Here comes the El Paso connection.
Trump's immigration stance and economic policies face criticism at El Paso summit

2 days ago | elpasoinc.com | Reyes Mata III

The Trump administration risks losing domestic and international support if it continues some of its hardline policies, particularly on tariffs, said two prominent national political speakers in a Thursday address at a Downtown El Paso border summit. “The superpower of the world, to me, has always been based around this – you had to have a super military, you had to have a super economy, but you had to have super compassion,” said former West Virginia Sen. Joe Manchin. “We’ve got two out of three.
On REAL ID day, fliers braced for Armageddon. They got shorter lines instead

3 days ago | elpasoinc.com | Dawn Gilbertson |Jacob Passy

High winds, tech glitches, broken airplane toilets. Plenty of things can snarl air traffic these days. A nationwide overhaul of the IDs that travelers need to get through security isn’t one of them. The big switch to REAL IDs—those security-enhanced driver’s licenses and ID cards with a star or flag in the corner—was supposed to make May 7 the day of travel Armageddon. Instead, it turned out more like a modern-day Y2K.
Surprise will of late Zappos CEO adds new twist

3 days ago | elpasoinc.com | Angel Au-Yeung

When troubled entrepreneur Tony Hsieh died in a fire, he left behind thousands of sticky notes on the walls of his home in Park City, Utah, many promising millions of dollars to former colleagues and friends. With no sign of a will, the former Zappos CEO’s family and the circle of hangers-on who had witnessed his descent into alcohol and drug abuse spent years fighting over his estate in court.
Trump’s ‘No tax on overtime’ plan takes shape

3 days ago | elpasoinc.com | Richard Rubin

WASHINGTON—A new Republican proposal aims to turn President Trump’s open-ended “no tax on overtime” slogan into a practical reality, denying the new deduction to some top earners and capping it at $10,000 for individuals and $20,000 for married couples. Under the legislation from Sen. Roger Marshall (R., Kan.), the break for overtime pay would start phasing out once individual adjusted gross income reaches $100,000 or when a married couple’s income reaches $200,000.
Whispers

3 days ago | elpasoinc.com | Ford Wadsworth

The Buzzi connectionWhen actress and comedian Ruth Buzzi died recently, some people immediately thought of the El Paso branch of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas in Downtown El Paso. Stay with me here. You may remember Ruth Buzzi as a star on the TV show “Laugh-In” from 1968 to 1973. She retired from show business and lived on a ranch near Fort Worth before passing away at age 88. Here comes the El Paso connection.
Region ‘in a perfect space to make a deal’

3 days ago | elpasoinc.com | Reyes Mata III

The Trump administration risks losing domestic and international support if it continues some of its hardline policies, particularly on tariffs, said two prominent national political speakers in a Thursday address at a Downtown El Paso border summit. “The superpower of the world, to me, has always been based around this – you had to have a super military, you had to have a super economy, but you had to have super compassion,” said former West Virginia Sen. Joe Manchin. “We’ve got two out of three.
Caring for El Paso’s aging population UMC setting new standards for geriatric care

3 days ago | elpasoinc.com | Reyes Mata III

Just about two years ago, Dr. Jose Luis Aguirre had a contract ready for him at an out-of-state hospital. As a geriatric doctor, he was poised to leave El Paso and assume practice in a medical facility geared toward providing customized service for the aging population, his area of specialty. He was disillusioned in El Paso, he said, and ready for the move. “There was a point where I felt that there was no geriatric culture here,” Aguirre said.
Gas Up and Go: These Car Shows Are the Ultimate Road-Trip Destinations

1 week ago | elpasoinc.com | Courtney Ciandella

If you're a car enthusiast, you've most likely been to a car show or two in your lifetime. These events feature prized vehicles from fellow car lovers, collectors, and drivers, and are can't-miss affairs for any motorhead seeking like-minded individuals and to gawk at their rides. Participants usually line up in designated parking lots or fairgrounds, with weekly, monthly, or, for larger-scale events, yearly meetups that attract attendees from all over.