Hancock Names Small-Business Director For Denver
Denver Mayor Michael Hancock on Tuesday named Chris Martinez director of the Division of Small Business Opportunity, with the task of making the city more supportive of startups and small businesses.
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Denver Mayor Michael Hancock on Tuesday named Chris Martinez director of the Division of Small Business Opportunity, with the task of making the city more supportive of startups and small businesses.
Denver voters have rejected a proposal to require businesses to provide paid sick leave.
Colorado oil and natural gas regulators have signed off on an agreement with Gunnison County on their intent to delegate some monitoring and inspection of the industry to the county.
Metro Denver ranks 17th among 938 U.S. cities for its number of local businesses, but a higher proportion of those companies are small than most other large urban areas.
Everyone has seen them -- enticing work-at-home job postings that promise people can make a lot of money. They might be tempting during these uncertain economic times, but most of those postings are scams.
Xcel Energy officials say they're considering abandoning a controversial, $180-million power line into the San Luis Valley.
Colorado continued to pay the owners of a tire dump near Hudson despite a federal investigation and lawsuits alleging securities fraud.
Handling big storms like last week's can get expensive with the plowing, the electric problems, and the cleanup. But there's also money to be made.
A Denver ballot initiative on requiring employers to offer paid sick leave has drawn a painful divide between small-business owners and their own employees.
U.S. Chamber of Commerce President/CEO Tom Donohue told a Denver crowd Thursday the federal government must think about how it can help the private sector create jobs in every policy decision it makes.
A farm owned by the Pikes Peak Community Foundation is using the sun for something more than crops.
Colorado officials say a new law may block Cotter Corp.'s plan to restart a uranium mill near Canon City.
The Obama administration has identified 17 areas in six western states as prime candidates for solar energy projects on public lands.
More stores are joining the trend of price matching, which could translate to saving more money.
Regulators on Friday closed two banks in Georgia and one each in Florida and Colorado, raising to 84 the number of U.S. banks that have failed this year.
