Free Newsletter
Recent Articles from Caroline Fritz
Red Rocks names new Denver Metro SBDC Director
Red Rocks Community College names Kelyn Lanier director of the Colorado Small Business Development Center serving Denver Metro.
Simple Body Bamboo Face Polish wins Clean Beauty Award
Colorado Springs-based Simple Body earns Top 3 at the 2026 Clean Beauty Awards for its Bamboo Face Polish skincare product.
US jobless claims rise slightly; rate steady
U.S. weekly jobless claims rise to 212,000 as unemployment rate seen steady at 4.3% in February amid stable labor market conditions.
40,000 Denverites Receive Care from Local, Woman-Owned Wellness Center
Denver’s The Wellness Center celebrates 25 years in service with free massages and nonprofit donations, marking its impact on 40,000 clients.
US mortgage rates dip below 6% as supply lags
U.S. mortgage rates fall below 6% for first time in 3-1/2 years, but limited housing supply and rate-lock effects continue to weigh on demand.
Colorado awards $13.3m transit housing grants
Colorado awards $13.3M in Transit Oriented Communities Infrastructure grants to support 720 affordable housing units and transit projects statewide.
Stocks rise as Nvidia earnings lift tech shares
Global stocks rose after Nvidia posted a 73% revenue jump, lifting tech shares and boosting the S&P 500 and Nasdaq.
US housing stocks drop as Lowe’s warns on rates
US housing stocks fell after Lowe's and Home Depot flagged high interest rates and weak home sales, underscoring pressure on homebuilders.
Colorado Energy Office awards $7.2M building grants
Colorado Energy Office awards $7.2M in grants to cut emissions in large buildings, funding 15 projects under its decarbonization program.
US consumer confidence rises; labor worries persist
U.S. consumer confidence rose in February, but more Americans say jobs are hard to get, signaling ongoing labor market risks.
US tariff starts at 10% as Trump pushes for 15%
The U.S. imposed a new 10% import tariff while the Trump administration seeks to raise it to 15%, adding uncertainty after a Supreme Court ruling.
Colorado Tamale Act expands cottage food sales
Colorado’s Tamale Act would expand the Cottage Foods Act, allowing home cooks to sell refrigerated foods while requiring food safety training.
