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US adds 130,000 jobs in January as unemployment falls
U.S. employers added 130,000 jobs in January as unemployment fell to 4.3%. Health care and construction led gains while manufacturing showed modest growth.
US consumer spending gap widens between income groups
U.S. consumer spending gap widens as affluent households boost travel and luxury purchases while lower-income shoppers cut spending amid inflation pressure.
Viega North America names Dave DeLater as COO
Viega North America names Dave DeLater chief operating officer in Broomfield, overseeing manufacturing and logistics operations across North America.
Ambrose signs lease with Advance Auto Parts in Commerce City
Ambrose signs a 178,027-square-foot lease with Advance Stores at Ascent Commerce Center in Commerce City, filling Building II at the Denver-area industrial park.
CU Boulder, state back coal transition communities
CU Boulder and OEDIT partner on research to support economic and workforce growth in northwest Colorado communities transitioning from coal-based economies.
In-N-Out proposes new Broomfield restaurant location
In-N-Out Burger proposes a new Broomfield restaurant near West 120th Avenue, continuing Colorado expansion after abandoning a previous site over traffic concerns.
US retail sales stall in December as consumer spending slows
U.S. retail sales were flat in December, signaling weaker consumer spending as tariffs, slower wage growth and falling savings raise concerns about economic momentum.
Rural Jump-Start backs Delta County business
Pathways Services joins Colorado’s Rural Jump-Start program in Delta County, receiving a $15,000 grant and tax incentives to support rural justice services.
Greenlight Fund invests $600k in Denver health internships
GreenLight Fund Denver invests $600,000 to expand Health Career Connection internships, helping address Colorado health workforce shortages.
NY Fed survey shows lower inflation expectations in January
NY Fed survey shows January inflation expectations fell to 3.1% as job market confidence improved, though Americans reported growing financial and credit concerns.
US software stocks tumble as AI trade reshapes markets
U.S. software stocks slid sharply as the AI trade sparked market rotation fears, raising concerns about valuations, volatility and tech sector leadership.
US consumer sentiment hits six-month high, business outlook mixed
U.S. consumer sentiment hit a six-month high in February, signaling mixed business outlook as inflation concerns ease but labor market and spending risks persist.
