How Colorado Companies Can Take Advantage of the Current Business Climate
New industry hubs are springing up throughout the state and new business filings in the third quarter increased by 9 percent year-over-year.
U.S. Homebuilder Index Crashes; Estimate Falls Most Since 2014
It would appear that builders aren't optimistic about the present or the future.
GDP Numbers Came in Hot; Homebuilders Fall 30 Percent
The great GDP numbers are concealing other long-term metrics that are painting a radically different picture of the economy.
Marijuana Industry's Response to Jeff Sessions Resignation
Marijuana defenders and adjacent businesses rejoiced after President Donald Trump ousted Attorney General Jeff Sessions last Wednesday.
2018 Midterm Election Results: The Bottom Line for Colorado Business
The 2018 Colorado midterm ballot covered a lot of ground. Here’s a high-level breakdown for some of these measures.
The Colorado Economy: Different Ways to Look at the Same Thing
Colorado's economy is relatively more oriented to mining; the military; information; professional, scientific and technical services; and real estate, when compared with the nation.
Op Ed: Years Long Energy Savings at Risk Come Tuesday
A vote against Proposition 112 on the 2018 midterm ballot.
Higher Interest Rates: What Does It Mean for Consumers, Bond Investors and the Stock Market?
Bond investors will likely see a decrease in the value of their investments in a higher interest rate environment.
Mixing Politics and Money – A Sure Thing?
Are the midterm elections a sure investment bet?
"Boulder Innovation Venture" Compares Colorado Community to Top U.S. Markets
While many people come to Boulder for the lifestyle, others are drawn to the city for its dynamic innovation and entrepreneurial ecosystem.
Shallow Risk vs. Deep Risk
Your retirement portfolio will be best served if you take no action in response to current events of any kind.
A Rear-View Mirror Financial History Lesson
With corporations ready to reap the benefits of substantial tax cuts, solid corporate earnings and full employment, today’s market may have a few more months of gas in the tank.
