Tapping Technology for Smarter Front Range Development
Tapping digital resources to drive engagement is critical for developers, but also important for civic leaders and economic development teams committed to attracting long-term business growth.
Broadmoor Turns 100, Celebrates in Style
Officially opened by Spencer and Julie Penrose on June 29, 1918, the luxurious five-star, 5,000-acre resort is a testament to a bold vision to build a grand resort at the gateway to the Colorado Rocky Mountains, The Broadmoor President and CEO Jack Damioli says.
This Too Shall Pass
It's easy to remember yesterday's news or the value of your portfolio from your latest monthly investment account statement, but it's harder to remember an important number from five or 10 years ago.
Executive Wheels: Wonderful ... But
A car review of the 2018 Subaru Outback – the triumphs and the characteristics worthy of complaint.
Will the Labor Market Create a Soft Landing?
Historically, we're much more prone to boom and bust cycles, but there is a growing chance that a convergence of factors may help us achieve the elusive soft landing for our economy.
Castle Rock's Domino Effect
A strategic vision set the foundation for sustainable and healthy growth dating back to the early-2000s when town and county leaders had the foresight to implement policies that would line up with their vision.
U.S. Housing Starts Fall
The large drop in housing drops is a worrying sign for the overall economy.
The Economist: Implications of Global vs. Regional Trade Strategies
While there are plenty of challenges to a regional strategy and heavy investment is required, consider what’s possible.
Colorado's Revised Data Disclosure Law
If a business learns that a security breach may have occurred, the business must promptly investigate the likelihood that Colorado residents' personal information has been, or will be, misused.
Summer Occupancy and Revenues Remain Consistent
It's still premature to predict another record-breaking summer, but overall occupancy, rates and revenues hold steady in 2018.
Tell Me Something I Don't Know
In June 2018, the median price in the metro area was 145 percent of what it was just four years ago.
Kavanaugh Nomination Could Mean Big Change for Colorado's Growing Business Community
A court that leans toward Kavanaugh's views will probably reduce regulatory burdens over time.
