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Glendale Cherry Creek Chronicle: Denver Pro Sports Teams Now Control Denver’s Future Growth

The famous 18th-century French philosopher Voltaire is credited with saying: “Where states have an army, the Prussian Army has a state.” While many American cities have professional sports teams, Denver’s sports teams are the only ones to control the development of an entire city. … The Colorado Chamber of Commerce recently wrote to Colorado Governor […]


Denver Gazette: Colorado awards $26M in tax incentives to keep aerospace company in state

A technology company in the aerospace and defense industry is looking to expand and could bring 1,250 jobs to Colorado if it chooses to continue growing in the state. The Colorado Economic Development Commission approved $26 million in job growth incentive tax credits on Thursday for an unnamed company called “Project Hera.” (The commission often […]



Denver Gazette: Polis is anti-business. Just ask Polis

A letter signed by 233 business and technology leaders was addressed to Gov. Jared Polis, Denver Mayor Mike Johnston, Democratic senatorial candidates, and other political leaders. … The missive follows a Colorado Chamber Foundation report warning of “a slow burn of companies looking elsewhere to invest and grow.” That report identified a net 34 fewer public company HQs that remain in Colorado in just four […]





The Mountain Ear: The Great Colorado Exodus

The Colorado Chamber of Commerce and its Foundation (CCF) released their 2025 Relocation Tracker, a data assessment with extensive research, which indicated a disturbing trend in the state’s “competitive landscape.” A reported 98 companies relocated their business operations outside of Colorado between 2019 and 2025—54.5% of them separated entirely from the state—resulting in a loss […]



Colorado Politics: Colorado business leaders, Gov. Jared Polis send warning as companies pack their bags

Is Colorado scaring away corporate expansions and entrepreneurs that had once made the state a magnet for high-tech business growth? That’s the assertion of a letter signed by more than 200 business and technology leaders, addressed to Gov. Jared Polis, Denver Mayor Mike Johnston, Democratic senatorial candidates and other political leaders. … Colorado Chamber President […]