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Federal regulators say a former private-fund manager and chairman of Flatirons Bank in Boulder who was convicted of defrauding his own investment fund is barred from working for another financial institution.
Colorado business owners on Friday asked state members of Congress to do a better job of working together in a report to both senators and the governor.
Frontier Airlines has signed a letter of intent to buy new, more fuel-efficient planes. The airline's parent company, Republic, has agreed to buy 40 Airbus A-319 NEOs and 40 A-320 NEOs.
The proposed hotel and convention center project in Aurora, just minutes from the Denver International Airport, may impact businesses in downtown Denver.
Legislative economists say a Colorado fund that pays out unemployment benefits should be solvent again in the coming fiscal year.
Two casinos are preparing for grand openings next month and a third is wrapping up a major renovation amid complaints that the industry is suffering from the recession.
Concerned over gridlock over the federal budget, the University Corporation for Atmospheric Research has eliminated 21 positions.
Authorities have a warning for the thousands of people who've shopped at a popular crafts store in Colorado Springs over the past few months.
The Federal Communications Commission is cracking down on the practice known as "cramming."
There's some good news for retailers in Cherry Creek North. Sales numbers for 2010 are in and they show a nice jump in business.
There are no sign-spinners allowed on streets in Parker, Greenwood Village forbids signs on public rights of way and sign-twirlers can't stand in Denver streets or on public medians.
The criminal trial of Xcel Energy over the deaths of five workers at a Colorado hydroelectric plant is winding down.
The president and CEO of the Steadman Philippon Research Institute has been killed in a bicycle accident while on vacation in Norway.
Officials at a Nashville-based entertainment and hospitality company say the convention center they're planning to build in the Denver suburb of Aurora will rival the ritzy hotels of Las Vegas.
About 250 Fort Collins residents have signed up for a new program that bars solicitors from knocking on their doors.
