The New Sharing Economy Coming to Mortgages
There is a new product that is backed by many Silicon Valley venture funds that allows people to partner with a fund to purchase a home.
Great Expectations: The Workplace of the Future
The iconic corporate environment – with its sea of cubicles surrounded by private offices and oversized conference rooms – is dead. Why? Because traditional office environments are inefficient, expensive and uninspiring to employees.
Human vs. Artificial Intelligence – Can AI Win?
AI is like every other machine. Given enough repetitions, AI will always fail. Or will it?
Why Colorado is a Great Place for International Entrepreneurs
Colorado values its immigrant population and recognizes the social and economic advantages of a diverse community.
The Economist: The Wonderful World of Taxes
Economists look at taxes from several perspectives. These include fairness among those with similar and different abilities to pay, simplicity in administration, connectedness between payors and beneficiaries, adequacy to cover costs and stability over time.
What Colorado Governments Need to Know About Small Cells
When local governments understand the public benefits of working collaboratively with infrastructure providers, deployment is swift and the outcome is a more connected, safer community.
Denver's Housing Inventory is Not the Problem
We have seen year-over-year inventory increases the last couple years, though arguably far behind what the market is requesting.
Tech Startup: B2B Booking Platform Provides Pathway to Lower Rates
In lieu of B2C portals like Kayak and Expedia, Hotel Engine's B2B booking platform offers a "pathway to lower rates."
Uber's Express POOL Debuts in Denver
"People are finding that trips are shorter and the ride feels straighter and higher quality," Stock says.
How Your Right to Family Leave Could Change
Under the FMLA, eligible employees may take up to 12 weeks of unpaid leave from their covered employer (this includes both private and government employers).
Staying Power: Why They're Still Drilling for Natural Gas
Coal companies angrily resisted the switch. The Colorado Mining Association predicted "dramatically higher electricity rates." No, not really, responded the Colorado Oil and Gas Association. It said this was the cheapest way to improve Colorado's air quality.
Condos Provide More Than Lock and Leave
Many buyers today are eager to connect with neighbors and friends as well as the surrounding city.
