'Cash Mobs' Help Local Businesses, Stimulate Economy
It's a new way to help local businesses and on Wednesday folks in Denver will hold what's called a "cash mob" to stimulate the economy at one restaurant.
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It's a new way to help local businesses and on Wednesday folks in Denver will hold what's called a "cash mob" to stimulate the economy at one restaurant.
Court documents show a Hampton Inn & Suites franchise in western Colorado has agreed to pay $85,000 in back pay and compensatory damages to non-Hispanic employees who said they were fired because of their race.
The Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission is considering statewide rules on groundwater sampling and monitoring at new well pads.
A report from Attorney General John Suthers says a law cracking down on the payday lending industry saved Coloradans nearly $100 million last year.
Airport officials said on Monday they plan to start using a new technology to track a plane's every move on airport grounds.
A foundation set up by singer John Denver is shutting down.
The Breckenridge Ski Area has a problem on its hands heading into ski season as people are giving ski lessons illegally. Now the town may step in to help.
The iPhone 5 has set sales records and it's not just Apple cashing in. A company in Northern Colorado is also benefiting.
4 On Your Side Money Saver Suzanne McCarroll took a look at franchise opportunities and other ideas being explored this weekend.
A grand jury returned a 20-count indictment on Friday against a man accused of using more than $8 million of investor money for his own personal gain.
Colorado's winter wheat harvest has finished about 5 percent lower than last year.
It might not be such great news for those who pour it on cereal, but recent increases in milk prices have offered some relief for dairy producers struggling to keep their heads above water.
A small airport outside Denver has been awarded a $200,000 matching grant to analyze the feasibility of designating the facility as a spaceport.
Opposition is growing to a proposed Walmart in Denver and now two city council members are backing their constituents.
Vail Resorts has filed court documents asking a judge to dismiss a wrongful death lawsuit.
