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Report: Immigrants contribute $29 billion to Colorado’s workforce economy
Immigrants make up 14% of Colorado's workforce, generating $29 billion in income and paying $9.5 billion in taxes annually, supporting key industries.
US inflation posts largest March gain in nearly three years
U.S. inflation accelerated in March with a 0.7% rise in the PCE price index, driven by higher gasoline prices amid the Iran war, signaling potential Fed rate stability.
US companies project resilience amid rising Iran war risks and costs
Top US companies including Coca-Cola and General Motors signal resilience despite rising costs from the iran war and surging fuel prices.
Nasdaq and S&P 500 fall on AI growth concerns before big tech earnings
Nasdaq and S&P 500 closed lower amid renewed worries about AI growth ahead of earnings from major tech firms including Alphabet and Microsoft.
Denver begins 2027 budget planning with stable finances
Denver has started its 2027 budget planning process with strong reserves and stable credit ratings, aiming for a balanced budget amid flat revenue growth.
S&P 500 and Nasdaq close slightly higher ahead of heavy earnings week
The S&P 500 and Nasdaq posted modest gains as investors prepare for a heavy week of earnings reports and the Federal Reserve's rate decision.
US consumer sentiment hits record low amid inflation concerns
U.S. consumer sentiment fell to a record low in April as inflation expectations rose amid the Iran conflict and rising gasoline prices.
US stocks fall on Iran war concerns and mixed tech earnings
U.S. stocks declined amid fading hopes for a quick Iran war resolution and mixed quarterly earnings, with tech sector losses leading market drops.
Colorado adds 1,000 construction jobs amid national slowdown
Colorado added 1,000 construction jobs from January to February despite a national slowdown, with growth in 30 states and concerns over federal transportation funding.
Commerce City growth campaign targets business investment
Commerce City launches growth campaign to attract industrial, logistics and business investment, highlighting infrastructure, workforce and connectivity.
Fannie, Freddie accept predictive credit scores
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac will accept predictive credit scores like VantageScore 4.0, expanding mortgage access using rent and utility payment data.
U.S. business inventories rise slightly more than expected in February
U.S. business inventories increased 0.4% in February, surpassing expectations and signaling potential GDP growth in the first quarter, according to the Commerce Department.
