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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.
Polis launches Prop 123 renter rewards equity program
Polis launches Prop 123 Colorado Renter Rewards, offering cash back and equity benefits to renters in affordable housing developments statewide.
Little Caesars plans 25 new Colorado locations
Little Caesars plans up to 25 new Colorado locations, targeting Denver growth, franchise expansion and tech-driven pizza operations.
Food Bank Of The Rockies opens Aurora distribution center
Food Bank of the Rockies opens a 270,000-square-foot Aurora distribution center, expanding food storage, volunteer capacity and hunger relief across Colorado and Wyoming.
Wall Street falls as AI spending worries hit tech stocks
Wall Street fell as AI spending concerns hit tech stocks, with Nasdaq dropping on losses in Microsoft, Amazon and Alphabet amid rising capital spending plans.
WORTHGROUP hires Nicole Scott for tribal strategy role
Denver-based WORTHGROUP Architects hires Nicole Scott as vice president of tribal strategy to expand partnerships and development projects with Tribal Nations.
Colorado Pint Day returns April 29 for state milestone
Colorado Pint Day returns April 29, supporting the Colorado Brewers Guild with collectible glasses celebrating Colorado’s 150th and America’s 250th anniversaries.
Denver housing market sees rising inventory in 2026
Denver housing market starts 2026 with slow home sales and rising inventory as DMAR reports increased listings, shifting luxury trends and affordability challenges.
US farm income to fall in 2026 despite government payments
USDA forecasts U.S. farm income will drop in 2026 despite record government payments, as farmers face low crop prices, rising costs and trade policy impacts.
