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Made in Colorado: The Cow Lot revives Western wear brand with Denver store
The Cow Lot, a western wear brand revived by Glenn and Karen Orms, opened a brick-and-mortar store in northeast Denver in 2022 after years on the road.
US job openings slipped to 7.6 million in February, consistent with a healthy but decelerating job market
Employers posted 7.6 million job openings in February, a sign that that the job market is slowing but remains healthy.
How Business Owners Can Access Their COVID-Related Tax Credit Refund
A little-known government program is offering financial relief for business owners impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. The Employee Retention Credit (ERC) is a tax credit from the Federal government and […]
Colorectal Cancer Screenings Must Remain a Priority
Did you know that one of the most prevalent and deadly cancers in the United States is colorectal cancer? In fact, not counting some types of skin cancer, colorectal cancer […]
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.
Pandemic prompts small-business tweaks that may endure
From curbside pickup and senior shopping hours to dining in yurts and viewing menus via smart phones, small businesses and restaurants were forced to institute a wide range of customer safety and service steps in 2020. Business owners now are examining which of those experiments were so successful that they will stay around post-pandemic.
Drivers are in demand
The job of commercial driver, with a median advertised annual salary of $70,016, led all job postings in Colorado in the last week of July. Check out the top 10 most-posted job openings and median advertised salaries compiled by EMSI.
How COVID-19 is transforming Colorado commercial spaces
Across industries, leaders use the lessons from this large-scale work-from-home experiment to reimagine how work is done—and what role offices should play—in creative and bold ways. The real estate industry has recognized the need for change and adaptation in response to COVID-19, as well as the need to embrace technology.
A company’s out-of-the-box pivot during the pandemic
During pre-pandemic days, about 80% of Rainbow Ryders’ customers were tourists from corporate groups and leisure travel. During this COVID-19 era, the company reevaluated its operations. Now the company creates flying billboards for its partners that bring brand messages right to people’s homes, during a time where most of our time is spent.
Financially preparing for back-to-school expenses during the pandemic
No question: the 2020 school year will be a novel experience for children, parents and school staff. Stay financially prepared for whatever is ahead by considering the costs for both in-person and virtual learning and building your budget early.
Back to school: tips for divorced parents
This year, parents are facing new challenges as a result of COVID-19, particularly parents living in separate households with shared physical custody of their children. It is important, now more than ever, for parents to remember to focus on the best interests of their children. Here, an attorney speaks to the changes struggles the new school year brings, and provides tips for returning to school [...]
Building autonomous mobile robots from a garage in Boulder, Colorado
Amazon's Canvas robotics team in Boulder uses spatial artificial intelligence to create small autonomous carts that can move items through Amazon fulfillment centers to expedite the delivery of goods.
