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Iron Woman Logistics awarded grant for Denver construction waste recycling facility
Iron Woman Logistics received a grant from Colorado Circular Communities to build a construction and demolition recycling facility in Denver to support waste diversion goals.
Colorado attorney general opposes $14 billion HPE-Juniper merger settlement
Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser and coalition oppose $14 billion Hewlett Packard Enterprise and Juniper Networks merger settlement over competition concerns.
The Alpine Club names George Bigley general manager in Telluride
The Alpine Club in Telluride appoints George Bigley as general manager to lead operations ahead of its planned 2027 opening at San Sophia Station.
Wall Street ends mostly lower as Middle East conflict weighs on markets
Wall Street indexes closed mostly lower as investors reacted to escalating Middle East conflict and mixed signals from the U.S. administration on Iran.
Fed monitors rising inflation expectations amid oil price surge
Federal Reserve officials are closely watching rising inflation expectations as oil prices surge above $110 a barrel, challenging their 2% inflation target.
Colorado population growth tied to housing construction
Colorado population growth is highest in counties with housing construction, with Douglas, Larimer and Weld leading net migration, Census data shows.
Oil shock raises stagflation fears across global markets
Rising oil prices and Middle East tensions are fueling fears of stagflation, pushing inflation higher, rattling bonds and creating new risks for global markets.
US equipment spending rises on AI boom, housing lags
US business spending on equipment surged in December driven by AI investments, while the housing market showed mixed signals with rising starts but weak sentiment.
Colorado sues over $600M in state energy funding cuts
A coalition of states is challenging federal moves to cut energy funding, including more than $600M tied to Colorado projects and research.
Polis unveils 150 Colorado NFTs for state anniversary
Gov. Jared Polis announced an auction of 150 Colorado NFTs at ETHDenver, with proceeds supporting America 250-Colorado 150 events.
AI spending fears hit big tech stock valuations
Big tech stocks including Microsoft and Amazon fall in 2026 as investors question whether heavy AI spending will deliver returns.
Denver housing market sees rising inventory in 2026
Denver housing market starts 2026 with slow home sales and rising inventory as DMAR reports increased listings, shifting luxury trends and affordability challenges.
