Local business news and economic updates
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Steamboat Springs real estate transactions totaled $18.85 million this week, driven by a $5.175 million luxury condo sale and strong activity in Oak Creek and Clark.
Edward Jones adviser Bret Hooper urges parents to teach recent graduates the difference between credit, debit, and prepaid cards, emphasizing that paying the full balance monthly is key to building financial health.
Inflation accelerated to 3.8 percent in April, squeezing Delta County families as gas, grocery, and electricity prices rise faster than wages, while officials dismiss the impact as transitory.
Negotiators aim for a 60-day ceasefire to clear the Strait of Hormuz mines and lower oil prices, but the deal hinges on President Trump's signature and Iran's compliance.
Former Eagle mayor Scott Turnipseed analyzes how Gypsum securing the Costco anchor tenant and later terminating the revenue-sharing agreement contributed to the fragmentation and decline of Eagle's downtown commercial core.
Colorado lawmakers push Senate Bill 134 to cap interchange fees on taxable amounts, but the bill may burden small businesses with compliance costs while benefiting large retailers.
Colorado's Governor’s Office of Information Technology lays off 173 employees, slashing 15% of its workforce to address dismal customer satisfaction scores and improve service efficiency.
Western Slope housing markets show a unique duality: transaction volumes are cooling while high-end property prices remain stubbornly high in Steamboat and Aspen, driven by tight inventory and luxury demand.
A workshop in Glenwood Springs highlights how pairing solar with battery storage creates resilient microgrids, ensuring critical services stay online during grid failures and power shutoffs.
Golden-based Lunar Outpost secures a $220 million NASA contract to build the Pegasus lunar terrain vehicle, supporting the Artemis missions' goal of establishing a permanent base at the moon’s South Pole by 2030.
Incumbent Dave Munk faces challengers Karen Page and Ryan Slack in the Holy Cross Energy southern district board election, highlighting a clash between stability and corporate strategy.
Award-winning chef Sandy Dee Hall brings high-quality, affordable Chinese cuisine to Basalt with the opening of Momo's Chinese on Main Street, filling the void left by Ho Palace.
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