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Colorado launches workforce and education survey
Colorado is seeking public input on how to better align education, training and workforce programs through a statewide survey open until Nov. 7.
Michael Fleschner Named Managing Director at GLC Advisors
Since joining GLC Advisors & Co. in 2016, Mike’s drive, dedication, and professionalism have propelled him to the position of Managing Director of the firm. He has successfully led numerous […]
Devyn Novak Promoted to Operations Manager at ICM
Devyn Novak has been promoted to an operations manager position at ICM, a Colorado-based industrial contractor. Novak is based in Pueblo, where he has successfully led many of ICM’s larger […]
Clint Thurston Promoted to Operations Manager at ICM
Clint Thurston has been promoted to an operations manager position at ICM, a Colorado-based industrial contractor. Thurston is based in Denver, where he has successfully led many of the company’s […]
EV adoption is surging, but can cities like Denver keep up?
Colorado leads the nation in EV sales growth, but cities like Denver face urgent challenges to expand charging infrastructure and ensure equitable access.
Ramos Law Acquires The Paul Wilkinson Law Firm
Ramos Law, a personal injury firm founded by medical doctor and attorney Dr. Joseph Ramos, has acquired The Paul Wilkinson Law Firm.
Amazon cloud outage disrupts services worldwide
A global Amazon Web Services outage disrupted major online platforms including Netflix, Roblox, and Coinbase, highlighting internet infrastructure risks.
Apple rally lifts Wall Street near record high
Apple’s stock surge pushed Wall Street close to record highs as the S&P 500 rose 1.1% and optimism grew over tech demand and easing economic worries.
Colorado business filings dip but stay above 2024
Colorado business filings declined in Q3 2025 from Q2 but remained above 2024 levels, with steady job growth, rising GDP, and low inflation.
Colorado expands accessible travel program statewide
The Colorado Tourism Office added four destinations to its Accessible Travel Program, advancing inclusive tourism and accessibility across the state.
Regional banks’ bad loans rattle Wall Street investors
Regional banks’ bad loans and write-offs spark new fears on Wall Street, dragging bank stocks lower as investors brace for potential wider fallout.
Wall Street ends best week in 2 months as banks rebound
U.S. stocks closed higher Friday, capping Wall Street’s best week in two months as bank shares recovered and U.S.-China trade tensions eased.
