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Stuck on a hanger: Colorado bounce-back companies
Is the suit and tie another COVID-19 casualty? The question of how the post-pandemic consumer will shop for clothes – where, when and for what? – confounds everyone from shop owner to manufacturer to landlord to forecaster.
Ask A Realtor: FSBO or broker?
Buyer demand is very high and sellers in Colorado are in a great position to maximize profits. That being said, the saying that "things are not always as they appear to be" is a case-in-point for for-sale-by-owner (FSBO) sellers.
2021 Outdoor Industries Report
Colorado companies that supply outdoor recreation equipment and products experienced a year of peaks and valleys in 2020 trying to hold on during pandemic-influenced disruptions of production and supply chains.
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May 10, 2021The unwritten rules of golf for beginners
Whether you're a beginner or an expert, the pros at Denver Golf share some tips for anyone who enjoys the game of golf. No matter where you live in Denver, you will find one of our outstanding courses close to you.
Denver startup wages a battle against waste
Remark allows consumers to search for a business and generate a thoughtful email featuring sustainability feedback in less than a minute. We then deliver your email to the business owner or the CEO and connect that business with free resources to make a switch in their operations.
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May 4, 20215 reasons Grand Junction will be Colorado’s next tech hub
The COVID-19 pandemic only increased remote work migration and today, Grand Junction boasts a number of cutting-edge tech companies and entrepreneurs who’ve chosen quality of life over the typical tech hubs. Let’s examine why they came.
SPACs-ever heard of them?
SPACs are special purpose acquisition companies that raise capital through public offerings and then use that cash to merge with startups looking to go public through an acquisition.
Economic lessons learned at halftime of this pandemic
From the collaboration between governments, the private sector and scientists and the development of vaccines, to small business woes and projected recovery time, this column delves into what we've learned over the last year. The most important lesson learned was about true leadership.
Workplace wellness put to the test
While frontline and essential workers worried about their physical health, isolation and loneliness affected nine-to-fivers during a historic rise in remote working. Employees in every sector dealt with financial insecurity due to widespread layoffs and pay cuts.
Considerations for Colorado’s food and beverage industry
The Colorado restaurant industry lost billions of dollars of revenue in 2020. But the industry is adapting. The expansion of beer, wine and spirits sales through takeout has been a lifeline for the industry, with 93% of eateries offering drinks to go and 24% statewide deriving at least one-fifth of their revenue this way, accord[...]
The “American Rescue Plan” will bring a return of inflation
Invest in growing dividend companies and keep your cash reserves higher. If the U.S. experiences the predictions of rising inflation, financially this could be a better option than buying or holding bonds.
Q1 real estate market trends report
Eagle County has several different markets, ranging from the resort areas of Vail and Beaver Creek to the down valley communities of Eagle and Gypsum. Each one offers its own unique attributes and different price point options, tailored to the needs, lifestyle interests and budgets of buyers.
