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The Center Square: Hickenlooper, Baisley compete in Colorado’s U.S. Senate race

Colorado voters continue to grapple with the rising costs of housing, groceries and gas in a state ranked toward the bottom in the nation for affordability. Against that backdrop, Democratic U.S. Sen. John Hickenlooper will face Republican state Sen. Mark Baisley on Nov. 3 as Republicans across the U.S. fight to maintain their majority in […]

Denver Business Journal: Expert panel warns that Colorado’s mountains aren’t enough to secure corporate relocation deals

A panel of seven experts told Denver civic and business leaders that Colorado’s mountains and existing workforce talent aren’t enough to attract new business investment as other parts of the country continue competing for corporate relocations and expansion. … A recent report commissioned by the Colorado Chamber of Commerce Foundation offered a similar warning. Read […]

ColoradoBiz: Colorado Chamber names 10 finalists for Coolest Thing Made in Colorado competition

The Colorado Chamber of Commerce has named 10 finalists for its fifth annual Coolest Thing Made in Colorado competition, with the winner to be announced Nov. 12. … The finalists are: Carbon Core Brick by Summit Brick Cheetah Automated 3D Inspection System by Cheetah Engineering LLC Collaborative Robot Welding and Cutting Systems by Vectis Automation […]

Denver Gazette: Governor’s Competitiveness Council releases road map recommendations

The Governor’s Competitiveness Council, a recently established public-private partnership led by Gov. Jared Polis, released its policy roadmap to make Colorado’s business environment more competitive. … According to the Colorado Chamber, the state ranks 38th in the nation for cost of doing business. The Metro Denver Economic Council ranked the state’s employment growth 46th in the country […]

Colorado Politics: Amendment 87 will devastate Main Street, communities

Op-Ed by Loren Furman for Colorado Politics Amendment 87’s supporters say a graduated income-tax system would impact only a small number of “wealthy” Coloradans. But that claim ignores the broader economic consequences for local employers, family businesses, farms, ranches and the communities that depend on them. Colorado’s small businesses sustain Main Street and rural economies […]