Borders Closing Some Stores In Metro Area
Borders has filed for bankruptcy, which means several stores in Colorado are closing their doors for good. The bookstore chain is closing 30 percent of its stores nationwide.
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Borders has filed for bankruptcy, which means several stores in Colorado are closing their doors for good. The bookstore chain is closing 30 percent of its stores nationwide.
Home Depot says it's hiring for 800 jobs in the Denver area. The positions are described by the company as "temporary seasonal."
Louisville, Loveland, Erie, Firestone, Longmont and Greeley are among the communities in the running for a manufacturing and innovation park that has ties to NASA.
A Nevada law firm that targets the unauthorized use of news content on the Internet has filed 32 lawsuits in federal court in Colorado seeking to stop the use of a Denver Post photograph.
A MediaNews Group Inc. subsidiary that publishes the Boulder Daily Camera has closed on the purchase of Longmont-based Lehman Communications Inc., which publishes daily newspapers in Longmont, Loveland and Canon City.
A federal appeals court in Denver has approved former Qwest CEO Joseph Nacchio's request to drop the appeal of his insider trading sentence.
An increasing number of employers are using credit checks to screen potential job applicants. It's totally legal, and bad credit is not illegal, but employers say the information is helpful in the hiring process.
More people are refilling ink cartridges rather than replacing them and saving at the same time.
EchoStar Corp. will buy satellite Internet services company Hughes Communications Inc. for about $1.34 billion so it can boost its ability to transport data and video via broadband, the company said Monday.
The number of Colorado farms and ranches appears to be slipping.
A lingerie shop in Cherry Creek was packed on Sunday, not with women, but men shopping.
The telephone directory printing company RR Donnelley Norwest Inc. says it plans to close its Greeley printing plant within 60 days.
The number of businesses filing for bankruptcy protection in Colorado appears to have fallen in 2010 for the first time in four years.
The founder of two chains of natural foods grocery stores has resigned after he was arrested in a child prostitution sting in Phoenix.
Two state legislators want to attract filmmakers to Colorado by bolstering an incentive fund for movie producers with a proposal to add a 10-cent fee to all movie tickets sold in the state.
