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Triunity wins $950 million Denver bond program management contract
Triunity Inc. will manage Denver's $950 million Vibrant Denver bond program funding 58 city projects without new taxes.
Report: Small business profits decline as fuel costs rise and payroll growth slows
Bank of America reports small business profits fell 1.3% as fuel costs surged and payroll growth slowed, impacting sectors like transportation and agriculture.
Rising fuel costs and uncertainty pressure small businesses in the US, report says
Small businesses face rising fuel costs and increased uncertainty, impacting sectors like agriculture and transportation, according to Bank of America and NFIB data.
Colorado EV firm wins Sourcewell contract for charging gear
Colorado-based National Car Charging secured a Sourcewell contract, giving public agencies nationwide easier access to EV charging equipment and service options.
FAA cuts air traffic 10% amid government shutdown
The FAA will cut air traffic by 10% across 40 major U.S. markets starting Friday, citing staffing shortages during the ongoing government shutdown.
EV adoption is surging, but can cities like Denver keep up?
Colorado leads the nation in EV sales growth, but cities like Denver face urgent challenges to expand charging infrastructure and ensure equitable access.
Republic Airways and Mesa Air Group to merge in all-stock deal
Republic Airways and Mesa Air Group Inc. are combining in an all-stock deal that will create a regional airline with access to more planes to service routes.
Southwest Airlines to start charging for checked bags
Southwest Airlines said Tuesday that it will begin charging customers a fee to check bags, abandoning a decades-long practice that executives had described last fall as key to differentiating the budget carrier from its rivals.
How E-Bikes Will Transform the Transportation Economy in Colorado in 2024
All of a sudden, just this year — just the last few months really — everywhere I go I see and hear about electric bikes. E-bikes are the new fad, […]
Tapping the Brakes on the Californication of Colorado transportation
Almost a decade ago, David Lewis wrote for Colorado-Biz that Colorado was “a natural-gas leader,” while European-based energy organizations crowed about the “Golden Age of Gas.” Natural gas-powered vehicles were […]
I-70 takes growing toll on Western Slope
First came the national truck and driver shortage. Then Glenwood Canyon was closed for about three weeks. The experience re-ignited conversation about improving a narrow, winding alternative to Glenwood Canyon.
Executive Wheels: The 2020 Fiat 500x AWD leaves much to be desired
There is no doubt that the Fiat 500, and even this 500x, are popular Italian and European cars. But I suspect that here in the US, this shape of car will have a problem getting traction (no AWD pun intended).
