Russell Contreras

Associated Press

4 CFOs Who Are Doing it Right

4 CFOs Who Are Doing it Right

Successful CFOs don't have super powers, just powerful new tools, like self-driving software and blockchain. This white paper discusses the new tools and provides four CFOs who are using them to their fullest potential.

Rene Reyes Ornelas, a 41 year-old Mexican farmworker, works picking grapes during his second harvest in Sonoma, California. 'Harvest Season,' a new PBS documentary, examines the contributions of Mexican Americans in the wine industry of California's Napa Valley.

Film Tackles Mexican-American Winemaking

Spotlighting how this group has shaped the industry as farmworkers and later vineyard owners in one of the richest wine regions in the world.

In this April 23, 2017 photo, vintage typewriters are on display at a 'type-in' in Albuquerque, N.M. 'Type-ins' are social gatherings in public places where typewriter fans test different vintage machines. The vintage typewriter is making a comeback with a new generation of fans gravitating to machines that once gathered dust in attics and basements across the country.

Typewriters Popular Again

In the age of smartphones, social media and hacking fears, vintage typewriters that once gathered dust in attics and basements are attracting a new generation of fans.

Route 66 Adds Charging Stations, Solar Panels

The Mother Road is seeing a growing number of electric car charging stations along the 2,500-mile path, and some states even are pushing for solar panels and electric buses.

Intel's Rio Rancho, NM plant (above). The giant chipmaker is expected to unveil details this week that could determine the future of the company's facility north of Albuquerque.

NM Town Uneasy as Intel Cuts Jobs

In its heyday, the Rio Rancho Intel plant employed 7,000. Today, the 1,900 employees that remain produce a chip that's becoming obsolete.