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US job openings hit two-year high in May despite hiring slowdown
U.S. job openings rose to a two-year high in May, but hiring declined, reflecting mixed signals in the labor market and consumer concerns about job availability.
US factory production flat in May as AI investment supports manufacturing
U.S. factory production was unchanged in May, but artificial intelligence investment is helping support manufacturing growth amid supply chain challenges.
Colorado and Chamber launch group to speed permitting for reduced emissions projects
Colorado and the Colorado Chamber of Commerce Foundation create a working group to streamline permitting for emissions-reduction projects in manufacturing and energy.
U.S. construction spending rises 0.6% in March led by residential gains
U.S. construction spending increased 0.6% in March as residential and data center projects offset manufacturing declines, according to AGC analysis.
US factory orders rise 1.5% in March led by electronics demand
US factory orders rose 1.5% in March, driven by strong demand for electronics amid the artificial intelligence investment boom, the Commerce Department reported.
Colorado partners in national apprenticeship expansion effort
The Future Ready Apprenticeship Center in Colorado leads a national program to expand youth apprenticeships and address workforce shortages.
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.
US job growth rebounds in March despite Iran war risks
U.S. job growth surged by 178,000 in March, the largest gain in 15 months, amid rising concerns over the Iran war's impact on the labor market.
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.
U.S. business activity hits 11-month low as inflation fears rise
US business activity fell to an 11-month low in March as energy costs rose, pushing inflation higher and weakening demand, S&P Global survey shows.
Micro-Grids joins Rural Jump-Start in Delta County
Micro-Grids joins Colorado Rural Jump-Start, plans Delta County facility, creating jobs, internships and manufacturing growth in energy storage.
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.
