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Denver home sales rise in March with growing inventory and higher prices
Denver home sales activity increased in March as inventory grew and median prices rose, reflecting a balanced market despite rising mortgage rates.
Construction employment rises by 26,000 jobs as wages outpace other sectors
Construction employment increased by 26,000 jobs in March with wages rising 5%, outpacing other sectors amid ongoing labor shortages.
Colorado launches new programs and events for America 250 – Colorado 150 commemoration
Colorado marks april with new digital passport programs, historic markers, and nearly 150 drone shows as part of the America 250 – Colorado 150 commemoration.
Bioriginal to open Softgel facility in Grand Junction, Colorado
Bioriginal Food & Science Corp. plans a $2 million investment to expand softgel production in Grand Junction, creating 20 jobs over eight years.
Colorado Companies To Watch announces 2026 finalists and nonprofit list
Colorado Companies to Watch named its 2026 finalists and introduced a new nonprofit list recognizing leadership and growth across the state.
Bonanno Concepts to open Rōmyō Japanese-Italian fusion on Larimer Square
Bonanno Concepts will open Rōmyō, a Japanese-Italian fusion restaurant, on Larimer Square in Denver, blending flavors from its legacy brands.
Pennrose opens 75-unit affordable housing with child care in Longmont
Pennrose and Longmont Housing Authority opened Ascent at Hover Crossing, a 75-unit affordable housing development with an early childhood education center.
Report: Small business profits rise as technology spending grows in February
Bank of America reports small business profits rose 1.2% in February with a 14% increase in technology spending, signaling productivity focus amid cost pressures.
USA Cycling partners with Shokz as official headphones provider through 2028
USA Cycling has named Shokz its official headphones provider in a three-year partnership through 2028 to support athletes and events nationwide.
Colorado business sentiment remains subdued in Q2
Colorado business sentiment declined to 41.9 in Q2 2026, reflecting ongoing pessimism amid geopolitical and economic risks, with a slight rebound expected in Q3.
Philosophy Communication celebrates 25 years with employee trip to Athens
Philosophy Communication marks its 25th anniversary with a company-funded trip to Athens, Greece, recognizing employees and reflecting on its history.
Colorado businesses face higher costs and uncertainty from federal tariffs
Colorado businesses report higher costs and supply chain challenges due to federal tariffs, despite a Supreme Court ruling and ongoing refund delays.
