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Five Colorado companies named to U.S. Chamber’s Top 100 list
Five Colorado companies were recognized Wednesday for making the U.S. Chamber of Commerce’s 2024 CO–100, a list culled from 14,000 applications recognizing “100 of the best and brightest small and […]
Top 100 Woman-Owned Companies
By ColoradoBiz staff Colorado’s Top 100 Woman-Owned Companies were honored Aug. 28 at Mile High Station, with five companies singled out for special awards. For the fourth straight year, Alpine […]
Frontier flight attendants vote to authorize strike
Flight Attendants at Frontier Airlines, represented by the Association of Flight Attendants-CWA (AFA), voted 99.6% to authorize a strike with 92.7% participating, the association announced Wednesday. “Frontier Flight Attendants are […]
Denver housing ordinance is limiting building permits, CSI study says
A Denver housing ordinance dubbed Expanding Housing Affordability is actually limiting new permits by one-third, equating to 2,890 to 3,180 fewer units a year, according to a study by the […]
Real Estate Report: Keystone steps up with luxury hotel and condo development
Keystone is stepping up its game. The popular ski resort, now officially its own town, opened the highly anticipated Bergman Express lift last season, and is on the verge of […]
Boulder County Business Hall of Fame to honor nine
The Boulder County Business Hall of Fame announced Wednesday it will honor nine inductees at a ceremony Sept.18 at the Boulder JCC. Tickets are on sale at the Boulder County […]
Boulder biotech firm closes on $16 million round of financing
Boulder-based Ambrosia Biosciences Inc. announced Tuesday the closing of Series A financing totaling $16 million. The funding round was led by BVF Partners and Boulder Ventures. Ambrosia’s financing will be […]
Bowles Crossing adds six tenants
Bowles Crossing shopping center in Littleton announced Monday the addition of six new retail tenants, including three restaurants — Café Rio, Houston TX Hot Chicken and Detroit-style pizza shop Via […]
Can Colorado’s expanded tax credits shrink poverty and support work?
Common Sense Institute (CSI) released a new study Thursday examining the expanded child-related tax credits in Colorado and how they impact poverty and incentives to work. According to the study […]
North Denver brewery to offer private co-working space
Starting Monday, Aug. 19, FlyteCo Brewery on 38th Avenue in North Denver will become a private co-working space for parts of the day Monday through Friday. “Rarely does a co-working […]
Report: Colorado fifth-most likely state to produce millionaires
A study commissioned by the Wix.com, a provider of website-building tools, has determined that Colorado ranks fifth among states when it comes to the likelihood of its residents becoming millionaires. […]
Isopod breeder caters to reptile feeders
Bryan Wachsman was a cannabis industry consultant focused on bioactive soil when he learned about isopods and their role in the decomposition of organic matter. He founded Rubber Ducky Isopods […]
