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Denmark-based Multicut to create 82 jobs with Loveland manufacturing facility
Denmark-based Multicut will open a manufacturing facility in Loveland, Colorado, creating 82 jobs and supporting the U.S. defense industry.
Report: Colorado incentives drive 143 business expansions and 42,000 jobs
Colorado's incentive programs helped attract 143 companies, creating over 42,000 jobs and $4.8 billion in wages, boosting the state's economy.
Colorado awards $12.4 million for geothermal energy projects
The Colorado Energy Office awarded $12.4 million to support seven geothermal energy projects, advancing clean heating, cooling, and electricity across the state.
BLM schedules June oil and gas lease sale in Colorado covering 155,816 acres
The Bureau of Land Management announced a June 16 oil and gas lease sale offering 170 parcels across 155,816 acres in Colorado with environmental protections.
US weekly jobless claims fall as manufacturing production dips in March
U.S. weekly jobless claims fell more than expected, while manufacturing production retreated in March amid economic uncertainty from the Middle East conflict.
Colorado job and volunteer fair targets residents 50 and older
Colorado workforce groups host a job and volunteer fair for residents 50 and older to connect experienced workers with employers and volunteer roles.
Weaver hires Brandon Powers as corporate tax partner in Denver
Weaver has hired Brandon Powers as a partner in its Denver tax practice, expanding its corporate tax services with his nearly 20 years of experience.
Rising fuel costs and uncertainty pressure small businesses in the US, report says
Small businesses face rising fuel costs and increased uncertainty, impacting sectors like agriculture and transportation, according to Bank of America and NFIB data.
NY Fed survey finds jump in near-term inflation expectations amid energy shock
The Federal Reserve Bank of New York reports a rise in near-term inflation expectations to 3.4%, driven by energy price shocks linked to the Middle East conflict.
NY Fed reports March supply chain pressures highest since early 2023
The Federal Reserve Bank of New York reports supply chain pressures rose in March to levels last seen at the start of 2023 amid Middle East disruptions.
Investors press Amazon, Microsoft and Google on water and power use in U.S. data centers
Investors are pressing Amazon, Microsoft and Google for more data on water usage and conservation in their expanding US data centers amid environmental concerns.
U.S. service sector growth slows as inflation rises amid Iran war
U.S. service sector growth slowed in March while inflation pressures rose sharply amid the ongoing Iran war, impacting business costs and employment.
