Colorado ranks among the top 10 states for private-sector jobs regained, though some areas — including Denver — aren’t recovering as quickly. Your browser does not support inline frames or is currently configured not to display inline frames.
Deals & Dealmakers: Retailer leases 137K-square-foot industrial building in Boulder County
The past week also included one of the Denver area’s largest apartment deals in 2020, an update on a 3,500-acre project in Lone Tree and a major shift in strategy from a Denver-based apartment giant. Here’s a recap. Your browser does not support inline frames or is currently configured not Continue Reading
The week in bankruptcies: BullShark Inc., 90 Degree Technologies LLC and more
Denver area bankruptcy courts recorded five business filings – including one with total debt above $1 million – during the week that ended September 11, 2020. Year to date through September 11, 2020, the court recorded 76 Chapter 7 or Chapter 11 business bankruptcy filings, a 15%d increase from the Continue Reading
Maxar lands satellite work worth hundreds of millions tied to 5G spectrum clearing
The Westminster-based company won a sixth contract from Intelsat in its satellite-building bonanza. Your browser does not support inline frames or is currently configured not to display inline frames.
Economic recovery forecast: A second half outlook
What’s ahead for business during the remainder of 2020 and early 2021? The truth is: nobody really knows. However, the two most significant factors that could drive a rapid recovery are increased consumer spending and the arrival of a COVID-19 vaccine. That’s according to a consensus of professionals who discussed Continue Reading
Denver oil business lays off dozens from its downtown head office
Whiting Petroleum Corp. has laid off 16% of its workforce, cutting about 70 positions at its downtown Denver headquarters two weeks after it emerged from bankruptcy. The workforce reduction includes eliminating about eight field positions, but 90% of the jobs cut came from Whiting’s headquarters, including several corporate officer positions, Continue Reading
How Covid-19 has changed the way Colorado startups, investors and lenders approach funding
The pandemic has forced startups to focus on sustainability over burning capital for the sake of growth. It’s also created a need to consider alternative funding sources. Your browser does not support inline frames or is currently configured not to display inline frames.
Granicus sees spike in demand as governments digitize operations
When the pandemic struck, local governments across the country were forced to close their in-person operations to maintain social distancing. But of course, cars still needed to be registered, marriage licenses still needed to be filed, city ordinances still needed to be discussed. As the wheels of government continued to Continue Reading
With proposed site in Five Points ‘off the table,’ locations of sanctioned homeless encampments in Denver remain in question
After community outcry over a proposed sanctioned encampment in Five Points, the city and its nonprofit partner are headed back to the drawing board. Questions surrounding the process remain. Your browser does not support inline frames or is currently configured not to display inline frames.
Aimco spinning off $10B multifamily portfolio as separate REIT
The move represents a significant shift in strategy for Denver-based Aimco, one of the largest apartment owners and operators in the nation. Your browser does not support inline frames or is currently configured not to display inline frames.