Despite the economic downturn, Colorado companies received more venture capital investment last quarter than at any time since at least 2003, according to data released late Friday.
Denver District Judge Catherine Lemon issued a preliminary injunction late Friday suspending enforcement of Amendment 54, the so-called Clean Government Initiative.
Wall Street ended the week with slight changes in the major indices Friday. The Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 32.12 points, or 0.37 percent, to close at 8,743.94.
Xcel Energy Inc. on Friday filed a commodity price request that would lower natural gas bills for residential customers but raise them for small business customers.
Information technology company Paragon Solutions Group Inc. has become the subsidiary of another company under a deal announced Friday.
McDonald’s USA LLC considers Denver to be one of the best places for families in America.
Colorado collected the least amount of tax revenue from the state’s casinos last year than it has since 2001, the Colorado Division of Gaming reported Thursday.
Two C-level executives from California have been brought in to run Spyder Active Sports Inc., marking the first time in its history the manufacturer has been controlled by a nonfamily member.
Colorado employers added 12,300 jobs in June, while the unemployment rate remained unchanged at 7.6 percent, the Colorado Department of Labor and Employment said on Friday.
Officials of Tri-State Generation & Transmission Association Inc., Colorado's second-largest electricity generator, and environmentalists debated whether the Colorado Public Utilities Commission should oversee Tri-State at a three-hour hearing Thursday.
Denverites will be able to revel this September in the first week set aside specifically for the local celebration of beer.
A Denver-area loan officer has been sentenced to up to 41 months in federal prison following her conviction on conspiracy charges in connection with a mortgage-fraud scheme, the U.S. Attorney’s Office for Colorado announced Thursday.
With a rise of just over 1 percent Thursday, the Dow has gained 565 points since Friday’s close. In Colorado, Arca Biopharma led actively traded gainers with a jump of nearly 50 percent.
Sun Microsystems Inc. shareholders Thursday approved the company’s sale to database software giant Oracle Corp. (JAVA)
Colorado business bankruptcy filings surged 60 percent in the first half of 2009, according to data from the U.S. Bankruptcy Court.
The Colorado Rockies and Arizona Diamondbacks baseball teams are moving their spring training to the Salt River-Pima Maricopa Indian Reservation east of Scottsdale, Ariz.
Satellite television company Dish Network Corp. will pay $6 million to 46 states and pay back fees to some customers in a settlement of deceptive-trade-practice allegations involving hidden charges to subscribers. (DISH)
Colorado is about to get a new woman’s magazine.
U.S. human-resource professionals are showing increased faith in the job market for the third quarter, according to a survey released Thursday.
Two non-bank units of Bank of America Corp. will buy back $155 million worth of auction rate securities from Colorado investors who were unable to sell them after the market froze in February 2008, Colorado Securities Commissioner Fred Joseph said Thursday.