Archives
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Tippling in Tuscany? If only!
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Here's next best thing to being there
By Cathie Beck—The Wine Wench
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All-star jam a slice of blues heaven
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‘Boulder's home of the blues' keeps the house rockin'
By Mike Cote
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Best bets: body and heart, 12-step dance, Celtic bluegrass and buckets of oysters
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Something for everybody
By Lisa Ryckman
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Jobs: two steps forward, one step back
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But overall, the news is good
By Jeff Thredgold
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Shorter winters, hotter summers
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A $1 million study predicts the future of Colorado's water
By Allen Best
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Has Colorado put out the “closed for business” sign?
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Short-sighted measures make the state far less attractive
By Diane Schwenke
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The day Amazon cut me off
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Affiliate tax hits home -- hard
By Dave Taylor
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Building the triple bottom line
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It begins with talent management
By Kathleen Quinn Votaw
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Recalling a great car
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Toyota still makes the world's best
By Jeff Rundles
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The creative economy
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Colorado's creative sector is huge -- and it does matter to your business
By Neil McKenzie
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Nine great ways to turn coffee into a job interview
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It can be done, but you've got to be proactive
By John Heckers
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Build an accountability bridge
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...and other rules for success in life and business
By Laurence B. Valant
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Five hot tips to build your brand
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If they know you, they will buy
By Theresa M. Szczurek
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Seven reasons why small businesses should export
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Expand sales and soften the recession's impact
By Daniel Hannaher
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Honked off about traffic
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We spend a full work week each year sitting in it
By Editors of E/The Environmental Magazine
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Rocky Mountain Weekender: Avon-Beaver Creek
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The Westin Riverfront Resort is both green and plush
By Eric Peterson
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Dave on film: an absolutely A-1 Alice
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Tim Burton's dark vision works perfectly
By Dave Taylor
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AEG aims to revive ailing Broomfield Event Center as 1STBANK Center
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A chat with Chuck Morris about his latest project
By Mike Cote
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Best bets: Howie Mandel, Mary Poppins, Andre Watts and Oscar
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Here's what's up this weekend
By Lisa Ryckman
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Using the arts for an economic jumpstart
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Creede, Telluride honored for their efforts
By Colorado Council on the Arts
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Employee Free Choice—or forced choice—Act?
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By any name, it would be bad for business
By Donna Evans
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The impending implosion of the income tax system
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Taxation-wise, we're still stuck in prehistoric times
By Thomas Frey
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Wouldn’t it be nice if…
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...the government would do more than give lip service to being pro-business?
By Jeff Thredgold
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Beef up your biz instantly: acquire a competitor
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It might be easier than you think
By Larry Turner
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The 12-step plan for unlocking hidden potential
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The art of possibility can help your business
By Esty Atlas
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A letter to the C suite, Part II
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I think you have to hear this
By Gene Tanski
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Executive wheels: Nissan Cube—it’s hip to be square
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Complete with neon lights and shag carpet
By Jeff Rundles
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Fidelity sacks fantasy football players
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Not for goofing off -- for gambling. But were they really?
By Todd Fredrickson
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Create accountability—don’t delegate it
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...and other rules for success in life and business
By Laurence B. Valant
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From caution to strategic action: part II
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How one company grew despite the recession
By AJ Steger
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Best practices for a new era
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Be fearless in the face of obstacles
By Lisa Jackson
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Five tips to manage your business at an Olympic level
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What gold medalists know that you should know
By Theresa M. Szczurek
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2010 Sustainability Champion Awards
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State program recognizes individuals and teams in government and business
By Mike Cote
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Tech Startup: Techpubs Global
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"Their pain drives our sales."
By Eric Peterson
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2010 Sustainability Champion Awards: Coolerado Corp.
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By Mike Cote
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Executive Edge: Michael Gass
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United Launch Alliance CEO forged team of former rocket competitors
By Lynn Bronikowski
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State of the state: Conventions
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Ski-industry event leaves Vegas for Denver
By Eric Peterson
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18th Annual Colorado Ethics in Business Alliance Awards
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Celebrating role models for leadership and service
By Mike Taylor
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Joint Venture: Too legit to quit?
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Colorado's fastest-growing cash crop causes an uproar
By Lisa Ryckman
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2010 Sustainability Champion: Mariner Kemper, CEO UMB Financial Corp.
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Engaging in 'green' practices good for business, CEO says
By Mike Cote
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On Small Biz: Eco-politan picks up where modern mommy gear left off
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By Mike Taylor
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Cote’s Colorado: the last record store in town
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Boulder CD shop has outlasted the competition, but just barely
By Mike Cote
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Q1 Real Estate: Downscaling but not out
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Sustainable developers adjust to downturn
By David Lewis
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On Management: Jobs
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Everyone with an agenda can help get the ‘Snowball' of jobs rolling
By Pat Wiesner
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2010 golf planner’s guide: Greening of the greens
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Golf courses are adopting eco-friendly pracitices to spruce up their image
By Gary Baines
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2010 Sustainability Champion: Shahnaz Jaffari
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Iran native grew up in land where buildings have stood the test of time
By Mike Cote
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Rundles Wrap-up: Too Progressive
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By Jeff Rundles
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2010 Sustainability Champion Awards: Denver Zoological Foundation
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Zoo promotes recycling and alternative energy within its grounds and beyond
By Mike Cote
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Taking stock in Colorado’s biofuels industry
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By Michael Miller
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Sports Biz: Remembering to share
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By Stewart Schley
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Taking it to the bridge
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Natural gas has environmentalists and producers holding hands, but skeptics abound
By Allen Best
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Guest Column: About the Business of Charity
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By David Miller
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2010 Sustainability Champion: Ann Livingston, Boulder County Sustainability Coordinator
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Her loan program finances green projects for homeowners and businesses
By Mike Cote
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State of the state: Culture
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Business and cultural groups create an artful link
By Maria Cote
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The Economist
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Pueblo: A lesson in how to reinvent a city
By Tucker Hart Adams
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Colorado Cool Stuff
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By Eric Peterson
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State of the state: Legislation
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When consumer convenience means culture crush: the battle over beer
By Jay Dedrick
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2010 Sustainability Champion: Colorado Medication Take-Back Pilot Project
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By Mike Cote
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Where’s your home away from home?
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I'm lucky enough to have two
By Robert Polk
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Beerdrinker of the Year must be more than a casual fan
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We're talking beer for life
By Jay Dedrick
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Dave on film: shuddering on “Shutter Island”
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See it, then tell me what you think of the last 20 minutes
By Dave Taylor
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James McMurtry brings his tough-luck, tough-stance songs to Boulder
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Plus great discs from Patty Griffin and Santana
By Mike Cote
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I’ve never met one of these I liked
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They call them stickies in Australia, pudding wines in the UK
By Cathie Beck—The Wine Wench
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Best bets: Brahms, black history and Buffalo Bill’s birthday
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Here's what's up this weekend
By Lisa Ryckman
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Rethinking scarcity in an abundant world
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It's all about controlling the supply chain
By Thomas Frey
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Deep in debt
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It wreaks economic havoc on small nations and large
By Jeff Thredgold
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State Supremes strike down Amendment 54
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They say this amendment violates another one
By ColoradoBiz staff
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Five great ways to build employee loyalty
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Do these today to ensure a faithful staff tomorrow
By John Heckers
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A letter to the C suite about your IT shop:
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Focus on what your people need to outperform the competition
By Gene Tanski
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Where to put hazardous waste?
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Some Native American reservations welcome it to generate revenue
By Editors of E/The Environmental Magazine
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The Wizard of Menlo Park lights the way for business success
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"Innovate Like Edison" author inspired by her relative
By Mike Cote
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Your employees are throwing away cash with both hands
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Save big money by reducing waste
By K.J. McCorry
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Leading in a new era
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What endures and what doesn't?
By Lisa Jackson
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Culture with a little “c”
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Don't let it undermine your business
By Kathleen Quinn Votaw
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The future of aircraft: electric power
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Bye Energy hopes to follow hybrid trail blazed by auto industry
By Mike Taylor
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Make plans—then make plan
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...and other rules for success in life and business
By Laurence B. Valant
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Two feel goods: chocolate and vino
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With a little thought, it's a perfect pair
By Cathie Beck—The Wine Wench
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Dave on film: a double dose of action from Luc Besson
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Lots of wild stunts, big booms and fists on flesh
By Dave Taylor
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Great American Taxi delivers a winner
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And Alice Cooper ages surprisingly well
By Mike Cote
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Estate tax repeal: benefit or burden?
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Let's put it this way: It's complicated
By Kami Pomerantz
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Without the Recovery Act, things could be worse—much worse
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It has touched the lives of every Coloradan
By Colorado Fiscal Policy Institute
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Welcome to the Electronic Outpost
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What would a library without books look like?
By Thomas Frey
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Small business owners—read this!
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You need to know your retirement options
By Wayne Farlow
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The success secrets of Olympic athletes
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Would you be willing to fail in front of millions?
By TC North
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ACG’s 2010 Member of the Year
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A passion for seeing people bloom where they're planted
By Sherry Law
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Six surefire moves for the on-board game
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No. 1: shut your big yap
By John Heckers
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The secret to getting more referrals
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What's stopping you from using what you already know?
By Merit Gest
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Got ski boots?
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Boulder company recycles stuff others won't
By Editors of E/The Environmental Magazine
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The surprising secret to a competitive advantage
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Exuberance plus experience equals an edge
By Gene Tanski
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Save the family from the family business
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It brings a messy dynamic to the workplace and the dinner table
By Kent McSparran
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Effective execution must come first
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...and other rules for success in life and business
By Laurence B. Valant
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Dave on film: bored at the “Edge of Darkness”
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Throw a few Mel Gibson movies into a blender, and this is what you get
By Dave Taylor
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Investors put PGA on the green at Colorado Golf Club
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Thorny issues have been smoothed out
By Mike Taylor
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Hung up on love songs
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Dean Martin, Ray Charles and Isaac Hayes croon for lovers
By Mike Cote
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How to lose our competitive edge
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We're just a few votes from blowing it
By Gene Tanski
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Look for more jobs ahead
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The stats are confusing, but the clues are there
By Jeff Thredgold
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The great bank and credit card backlash
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The public has good reason to view the financial industry as greedy and corrupt
By Thomas Frey
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Keep your love life out of your office
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At least if you value your credibility and career
By John Heckers
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Sales down? Then get up!
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Improved body image can change your bottom line for the better
By Merit Gest
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Looking out for the greater good
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Richard Eidlin's project goes beyond profit
By Randi Abels
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Executive wheels: Lexus luxury—perfect, and improving
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Toyota needs to be true to this kind of quality
By Jeff Rundles
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The key to unlocking your sales potential
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Time to take a fresh look at the way you do business
By Larry Turner
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Stars get awards—teams win championships
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...and other rules for success in life and business
By Laurence B. Valant
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As long as I don’t get caught…
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Are today's teens being prepared ethically for tomorrow's workforce?
By Triche Guenin
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The Warren Buffett/Peyton Manning secret strategy
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What you can learn from the masters
By TC North
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Succession in a Recession
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Downturn has slowed sales to third parties, but a revenue dip could be a family value for company heirs
By Mike Taylor
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Dave on film: The weird, wacky, wonderful world of Terry Gilliam
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A worthy addition to a surreal body of work
By Dave Taylor
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Beer-brewing Davids worry about retail Goliaths
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For craft brewers, a legislative battle looms
By Jay Dedrick
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GBank—ticket to a global vision
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Thinking beyond the limits of our current systems
By Thomas Frey
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Way to grow!
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The economy records its fastest pace in six years
By Jeff Thredgold
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Give the kids a chance
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Children of undocumented parents deserve a shot at a better life
By The Denver Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
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Software tax: eroding the 5 pillars of economic development
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Intangible tax will damage industry
By William Mueldener
- The Rocky Road to Recovery
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Association for Corporate Growth Special Section
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Eco-Products Corn-fed for Success
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Association for Corporate Growth Special Section
By David Lewis
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Baxa Sees Boom Times Ahead for Medical Device and Software Business
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Association for Corporate Growth Special Section
By David Lewis
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The quickest way to a client’s heart? Through the stomach
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Who can resist a designer cupcake?
By Melanie Goetz
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Your investment adviser: consultant or advocate?
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Understanding your needs is the key to great results
By John Trujillo
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Four secrets to finding companies flying under the radar
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These might be your best job bets
By John Heckers
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Take the “Groundhog Day” challenge!
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If Bill Murray could do it, so can you
By David Behr
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The Snow Show blows in from Vegas
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It's back, baby -- for the next decade
By Eric Peterson
- Tough Times Help Us Succeed in the Long Term: A Conversation with Keith McFarland
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Association for Corporate Growth Special Section
- No Clouds in his Coffee: an Interview with Howard Behar
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Association for Corporate Growth Special Section
- Fair and Balanced Leadership: StarTek’s Larry Jones
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Association for Corporate Growth Special Section
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Smallbiz: Forecast from the trenches—slight uptick in 2010
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By Mike Taylor
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The Economist
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Those confusing home-price statistics
By Tucker Hart Adams
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State of the state: Government
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No surprise: Jobs are the No. 1 priority this political season
By Mike Cote
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Higher ed: Cash course
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As public universities secure less money from the state, they're hunting for new sources of revenue
By Nora Caley
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Sports Biz: Aspen’s better man
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By Stewart Schley
- State of the state: Networking
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Schmoozing made simple
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Gaga for gadgets
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Visions of your tech-geek future from the International Consumer Electronics Show
By Eric Peterson
- Finding my Dream Team: An Interview with Zach Neumeyer
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Association for Corporate Growth Special Section
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Fall Down Seven Times, Get Up Eight—A Motto for Life
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Association for Corporate Growth Special Section
By Sherry Law
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Executive Edge: Sue Allon
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Bringing oversight to the mortgage industry
By Lynn Bronikowski
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Clean-Tech Entrepreneurs: It takes green to make green
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Forum strives to connect businesses with capital
By Martha Young
- State of the state: Technology
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Clean-tech study touts job creation
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Who Owns Colorado: ‘Double’ Eagle takes a breather
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Mountain town's population increased 95 percent between 2003 and 2007 - but not much lately
By David Lewis
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On Management: Job interviews picking up? Part II
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Attitude could be the reason you get a better job either in your present company or for a new one.
By Pat Wiesner
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Cote’s Colorado: Going nuclear for clean water
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By Mike Cote
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Guest Column: Expanding into China in 2010
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What you should consider
By Jill Brehm and Tina Cheng
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Rundles Wrap-Up: Pinheads
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Job satisfaction's at an all-time low -- why?
By Jeff Rundles
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Taxed By Confusion
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With tax cuts set to expire by year's end, time to plan for 2011
By David Lewis
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Tech Startup: Gevo Inc.
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By Eric Peterson
- State of the state: Awards
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Colorado Ethics in Business Alliance announces finalists
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State of the state: Labor
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Undocumented workers and business gets personal
By Mike Cote
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Colorado coolstuff
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By Eric Peterson
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Nobody likes performance review surprises
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...and other rules for success in life and business
By Laurence B. Valant
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Turn your balance sheet into an ATM
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How strategies focused on inventory, customers and vendors can provide you added liquidity
By Joanne Baginski
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Four decisive steps to get you back in the game
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There are ways to make sure that 2010 is a great year
By Theresa M. Szczurek
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Dave on film: haunted by “The Lovely Bones”
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And the Coen brothers do an unfunny take on Job
By Dave Taylor
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Eric Bibb and the blue guitar
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Plus more from the Bowie vaults
By Mike Cote
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State of the state: Environment
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Out-of-state water authorities paying to "seed" clouds in Colorado
By Allen Best
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Cap-and-trade needs a fresh approach
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A battle might put the brakes on Colorado's new energy economy
By Bart Taylor
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Anti-business double-speaking two-step
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This legislative dance looks all too familiar
By Amy Stephens
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Mandated sick leave is back
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We opposed it before, and we oppose it now
By Colorado Association of Commerce & Industry
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Puttin’ on your jammies for a cause
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Dressing down to help the homeless get a leg up
By Mike Cote
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The rise of machines that do just one thing
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But they do it very well
By Thomas Frey
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Look for Colorado to grow in 2010
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But two things need to happen first
By Jeff Thredgold
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Ending tax incentives will hurt business
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CACI survey reveals exactly how
By Colorado Association of Commerce & Industry
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Ranchers versus environmentalists
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Colorado Cattlemen's Association joins forces with U.S. Forest Service
By The Colorado Cattlemen’s Association
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Eight secrets to winning the game of office politics
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Play well -- or eat somebody else's dust
By John Heckers
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Tech tips for newbies
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Smart IT decisions can give startups an edge
By Benny Madrid
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The key to world-class customer service
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It's all about corporate culture
By Triche Guenin
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Same old way, bad old way—same bad results
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...and other rules for success in life and business
By Laurence B. Valant
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How to turn a clean tech idea into reality
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Pass go, proceed directly to venture capital
By Greg Pfahl
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In the mood for blues?
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Sugar Blue, Little Smokey Smothers have got what you need
By Mike Cote
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Dave on film: 2009’s stinkeroos
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If I could sue to get my two hours back, I would
By Dave Taylor
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Higher ed: under siege
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The six most vulnerable areas for colleges
By Thomas Frey
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Your very taxing future
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Prepare now for tax cuts expiring in 2011
By Wayne Farlow
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More jobs on the horizon
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Things aren't sunny yet, but the sky is clearing
By Jeff Thredgold
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How to think like a billionaire
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What do the very, very wealthy have that we don't -- besides money?
By Theresa M. Szczurek
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Enough with the biz babble
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Jargon might be jeopardizing your job hunt
By John Heckers
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Small business as an engine of economic growth
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New rules will have a big impact
By Charles Lucy
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Executive wheels: Pretty, sure—but this baby’s got some issues
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And those cool options aren't cheap, either
By Jeff Rundles
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People don’t leave companies—they leave managers
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...and other rules for success in life and business
By Laurence B. Valant
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Seven steps to smart email marketing
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Really use the sharpest tool in your marketing toolbox
By Karl Ossentjuk
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Colorado beer has gone to the dogs
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But in a good way
By Jay Dedrick
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Dave on film: the best of 2009
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In case you missed 'em, these are the ones to rent
By Dave Taylor
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Tom Waits takes his fans to the circus
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Plus a classic disc from the chef of "South Park"
By Mike Cote
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Legalized marijuana is right around the corner
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It just needs an extreme makeover
By Thomas Frey
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Mayor’s wife, would-be governor’s wife—but always a writer
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Author Helen Thorpe talks immigration and politics
By Mike Cote
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Which way is up?
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For Legislature - and the new Democratic candidate for governor -- it's all about jobs
By Mike Cote
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“Just Like Us”
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An excerpt from the book by Denver's First Lady, Helen Thorpe
By Helen Thorpe
- Clean Tech as Civic Duty
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Government embraces sustainability to save costs -- and serve as a role model (Special Section)
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Here are my global ABCs
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It all starts with A -- for anxiety
By Jeff Thredgold
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Here’s what I see when I gaze into my crystal ball:
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Affordable hotels and airfare but more fees and security
By Robert Polk
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The journey toward performance excellence
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Three Colorado companies know the way there
By Triche Guenin
- Powering Up the Future
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PAETEC sponsors 2010 Sustainability Champion Awards (Special Section)
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Green Jobs: Trust in Sam Walton, not Uncle Sam
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Wal-Mart not to be taken lightly in sustainability rush (Special Section)
By David Lewis
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The top 25 most powerful salespeople
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By Mike Taylor and Mike Cote
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Recruit and retain the best in 2010
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Six ways to make sure you pick the cream of the crop
By Scott Theodore
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Do what you can—delegate the rest
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...and other rules for success in life and business
By Laurence B. Valant
- 2010 Sustainable Opportunities Summit: Agents of Change
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The path toward innovation and profits includes embracing sustainability (Special Section)
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Six rules for a happy workplace—and a happy family
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A great opportunity to cross-train
By Lisa Jackson
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Health care reform makes good economic sense
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Dollar for dollar, it's a great investment
By Len Nichols
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Top three ways to make the most of your people
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Smart leaders know talent management is a core business practice
By Kathleen Quinn Votaw
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Elvis is following me on Twitter
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But can I teach a one-eyed cat to blink?
By Mike Cote
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A septuagenarian who rocks with grace
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Hallelujah -- Leonard Cohen's still here
By Mike Cote
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Let’s be clear: Barbaresco is no Barolo
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But it's still a luscious Italian wine
By Cathie Beck—The Wine Wench
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Ritter has his priorities straight
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He's putting people before power
By Pat Wiesner
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Ritter’s New Year’s resolution: No second term
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The governor asks us to take the leap that he's putting his family first.
By Mike Cote
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On major issues, Ritter’s record is mixed
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But there's still time to leave a legacy of progress
By Bart Taylor
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Ritter’s decision might have the GOP rethinking theirs
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A new Democrat in the mix changes the dynamic
By Jeff Rundles
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10 ways to make sure you keep your job
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Guess what? Nobody's indispensable -- even you
By John Heckers
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Only good managers get to manage
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...and other rules for success in life and business
By Laurence B. Valant
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Six tips to help you actually keep those New Year’s resolutions
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This year, make 'em stick
By Scott Halford
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Finding your way through the state-tax maze
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Expansion's fun, but the taxes next door can bite
By William Mueldener
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How to build a smarter online mousetrap
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Spend some money to make some money
By Esty Atlas
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The Hollywood economist
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Financial news with a big-screen twist
By Jeff Thredgold
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10 tips for surviving a divorce in a downturn
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A tough situation has gotten even tougher
By Suzanne Griffiths and Carolyn Witkus
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Top four HR challenges for 2010
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It's up to us to find the solutions
By Susan Zimmerman
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Best bets: behind the specialty shop doors, marvelous Marvin and chocolate for vets
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Great stuff to choose from this weekend
By Lisa Ryckman
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Smallbiz: Oldest shoe store in touch with times
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By Mike Taylor
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Executive Edge: Doug Price
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Ex-banker makes tough calls as CEO of Rocky Mountain PBS
By Lynn Bronikowski
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The Economist
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Our good friends next door
By Tucker Hart Adams
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Rundles Wrap Up: Grocery wars
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By Jeff Rundles
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Colorado’s 25 most powerful salespeople
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Seventh annual ‘power list' celebrates people who paint the bottom line black
By Mike Taylor and Mike Cote
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Work in Progress
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2010 could bring uptick, but most companies are in no hurry to hire
By Nora Caley
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State of the state: Retail
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Ultimate Electronics bets big on recovery
By Eric Peterson
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State of the state: Economy
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Colorado primed for 2011 but will shed jobs this year
By Mike Cote
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Tech Startup: Intrago Corp.
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By Eric Peterson
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On Management: Job interviews picking up?
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Improve your chances by knowing what sales managers are looking for
By Pat Wiesner
- Spirit of Da Vinci
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Inventors showcase everything from a solar breakthrough to a "snot sucker"
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Guest Column: Like it or not, greenhouse gas emission regs are coming
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By Mark Mathews and David Scott
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State of the state: Culture
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Arts groups are fighting recession's sting
By Maria Cote
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SportsBiz: Big Cash Subsidy
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By Stewart Schley
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Cote’s Colorado: Coming out of the shadows
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Immigration reform in policy and real life
By Mike Cote
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Colorado Coolstuff
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Ski-bikes, beanbags and crispy crackers
By Eric Peterson
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State of the state: Human Side of Going Green
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Employees and customers are part of the sustainability equation
By Mike Taylor
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Catch the hiring bubble before it pops
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Time to get cracking
By John Heckers
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Make the most of what you’ve got
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Cuts only go so far in managing economic downturns
By Larry Turner
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The world’s biggest weight-loss secret is….
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Read this and find out
By James Rouse
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Inflation, deflation—pick your poison
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But the rise in household net worth is a positive sign
By Jeff Thredgold
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Creating value and results
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Troubled times foster innovation
By Triche Guenin
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The best cure for a hangover is….
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Valuable info just in time for New Year's Eve
By Steve Baker
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Six great social-media marketing strategies
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Jumpstart your own recovery online
By Theresa M. Szczurek
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Pain or pleasure: What motivates you?
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Your focus is your choice -- what do you choose?
By TC North
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The economy’s kicked into growth mode
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Good riddance to the Great Recession!
By Jeff Thredgold
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Eight small business steps to surviving the holidays
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This time of year can make or break you
By Daniel Hannaher
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Fiduciaries aren’t just for the wealthy
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And naming one can be trickier than you might think
By Marti Brust
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Who Owns Colorado: Lag of Luxury
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High-end condos have become a tough sell for most developers in metro Denver
By David Lewis
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A travel agent’s take on the big, blue DIA mustang
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I admit it -- I don't have an artistic bone in my body
By Robert Polk
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Supercharge your estate plan
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The recession's a great time to transfer assets
By Kami Pomerantz
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Top three credit-card questions for small businesses
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Here's how to find the best partner for your needs
By Eric Craine
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10 days, 10 ways—to lower your 2009 taxes
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Hop to it!
By Wayne Farlow
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From caution to strategic action
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How one company broke the rules to thrive in a stagnant market
By AJ Steger
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Creating your online soapbox
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Seven great tips to get you started
By Liz Ryan
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Sting and Bob get you ready for the holidays
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And so do Simon, Theodore, Alvin and Olivia Newton John
By Mike Cote
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Dave on film: “Up in the Air” a sexy, thoughtful winner
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Sure to get at least a Best Picture nomination
By Dave Taylor
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Financial resolutions for 2010
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Wondering where to go from here? Keep these tips in mind
By Scott Sparks
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The top 10 reasons to job-hunt in December
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Don't put off till 2010 what you can do today
By John Heckers
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If you don’t know where you’re going, any road will do…
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...and other rules for success in life and business
By Laurence B. Valant
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Five great reasons to make an estate plan today
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Save time, trouble and taxes tomorrow
By Marti Brust
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Executive wheels: 2010 Lexus RX 450h
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Try it -- you'll want it
By Jeff Rundles
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Giving back: a strategic business investment
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As Scrooge learned, you can do very well by doing good
By Kathleen Quinn Votaw
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Five secrets to leveraging social media for less
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Minimal investment can make Facebook et al pay off big-time
By Karl Ossentjuk
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The top four drivers of revenue
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Bill Howe shows us how
By Theresa M. Szczurek
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Dealmakers survey: M&A upswing in 2010?
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Strategic investing will lead the way
By ACG Denver
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More of the best box gift sets
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Parton, Presley, Miles, Medeski, Martin and Wood
By Mike Cote
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Bubbly can be like a bad relationship
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But you don't have to settle
By Cathie Beck—The Wine Wench
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Dave on film: “Ninja Assassin” is bloody entertaining
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By Dave Taylor
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Rundles wrap-up: Merry rehab
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By Jeff Rundles
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The counterintuitive communicator
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How to make the Great Recession a mere blip in your company history
By Sherry Law
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Great hires and bad hires
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How to tell the difference before you make the offer
By Kathleen Quinn Votaw
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Web-based recruiting: $522 million industry in U.S.
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Even the CIA is on Facebook and YouTube
By Kathleen Quinn Votaw
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Six hot tips for great recruiting
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In good times and bad, these practices always work
By Kathleen Quinn Votaw
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Five strategies for going beyond survival to success
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Many companies did more than just make it through the recession
By Larry Turner
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The number one way to engage employees
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You might be surprised to learn that it's mostly about you
By Kathleen Quinn Votaw
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Should the wealthy take advantage of new Roth IRA rules?
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It depends....
By Gary Wagner and Austin Lewis
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The class act: strong enough to be gentle
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Lessons learned from a wrestling match
By Scott Halford
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Green Acres
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Colorado’s resort industry embraces sustainable practices, spending money for upgrades in a time of economic uncertainty
By Susanna Speier
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Eight steps to keep fear from ruining your job search
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This enemy could derail you
By John Heckers
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You—yes, you—can be your own IT support
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Do-it-yourselfers have lots of great tools
By Lori Brownell
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The Pandora’s Box of international accounting standards
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Costs, complexity -- and litigation
By Jim Brendel
- Colorado can expect stability—but no growth—in 2010
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CU economist says year ahead will show improvement
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Riding the wave
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These organizations used innovation as their surfboard
By Triche Guenin
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How should we measure success?
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Make no mistake: happiness impacts the bottom line
By Lisa Jackson
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Dave on film: “Fantastic Mr. Fox” is exactly that
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It has wit, depth and style
By Dave Taylor
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iPhone your wine
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This app puts a wine cellar at your fingertips
By Cathie Beck—The Wine Wench
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The best of the box sets for the holidays
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Tom Petty, Hall and Oates, Radiohead and AC/DC -- plus the return of KBCO's Studio C series
By Mike Cote
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A&E best bets: Parade of Lights, gingerbread bridges & mistresses of mayhem
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Here's what's up this weekend
By Lisa Ryckman
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How to keep old office furniture out of landfills
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New Web site allows people to post or search for available cubicles, desks, among other office furnishings
By Dan Ray
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New Year’s resolutions for the workplace warrior
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In this economy, business as usual just won't cut it
By Esty Atlas
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The happiness factor
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It's time to re-think the way we measure success
By Lisa Jackson
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International accounting standards: why they might not be for us
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They could mean more expense and hassle for U.S. companies
By Jim Brendel
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Colorado’s green policy initiatives
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New Energy Economy positions state at forefront of green tech
By Kris Wiesenfeld and Kevin Geminiuc
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Guest Column: From Colorado to Puerto Rico and back
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Welcoming the return of Winterfest beer and other seasonal brews
By Jay Dedrick
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Smallbiz: Medical pot outlets growing like a weed—for now
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By Mike Taylor
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On Management: Ski-lift snub raises questions
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When the government forces an imbalance, look deep for the real reasons
By Pat Wiesner
- Tech Startup
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CLEANtricity Power
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State of the state: Energy
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New energy push demands expansion of transmission lines
By Allen Best
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Tough enough for 2010
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Execuitives discuss their outlook for the year ahead at ColoradoBiz Economic Roundtable
By Mike Cote
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Executive Edge: Laura Buckley
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STORserver president says Colorado Springs IT company is bucking the recession
By Lynn Bronikowski
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Colorado Coolstuff
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By Eric Peterson
- State of the state: Philanthropy
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Investing in Colorado's nonprofit sector
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State of the state: Startups
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Website rates businesses on social responsibility
By Patricia Kaowthumrong
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Let’s make a deal—but not right now
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Colorado's M&A activity is beginning to rebound but will end the year more than $50 billion off its 2007 peak
By David Lewis
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Who Owns Colorado: Progress and Futility
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U.S. 36 corridor -- stuck between Boulder and a hard place
By David Behr
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The Economist
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So you think you're unemployed?
By Tucker Hart Adams
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State of the state: Manufacturing
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Ball Corp. recognized for embracing sustainability
By Mike Cote
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SportsBiz: Love hurts
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By Stewart Schley
- State of the state: By the numbers—nonprofits
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State of the state; Entrepreneurs
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Two Colorado companies competing in Clean Tech Open nationals
By Susanna Speier
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CEOs of the Year: Mark and Annie Danielson
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Trinidad couple pours faith, resources into historic Southern Colorado town
By Mike Taylor
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Life in the slow lane
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You'll have to walk before you can run in this recovery
By Mike Cote
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Sustainable connections
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Forum highlights role of information technology in alternative energy
By Martha Young
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Cote’s Colorado: Pump it up, harness it, grow your own
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CSU lab's work includes natural gas, smart energy grids and biofuels
By Mike Cote
- CEO of the Year Finalists
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Here are all the top contenders
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Seven tips for landing a job in 2010
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Prepare in December if you want to get hired in January
By John Heckers
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Don’t waste your time with a business plan
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Focus on implementation instead
By Larry Turner
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The best leaders never promote themselves…
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...and other rules for success in life and business
By Laurence B. Valant
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Pepsi Center goes green
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Solar, wind energy credits help shave costs
By Heather McWilliams
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The seven deadly sins of marketing and sales
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Avoid these or suffer the consequences
By Christopher J. Ryan
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Weaker dollar equals stronger economy?
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Not in the long run
By Jeff Thredgold
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Five lessons learned in 2009
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Tumultuous times have a lot to teach us
By Scott Sparks
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Work in progress
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Barack Obama aims to boost the economy with public-works jobs, infrastructure spending and investments in education and energy. Will Colorado fare as well as it did under FDR?
By Eric Peterson
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Colorado Sustainable Design Awards: Beyond the call of green
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Inaugural competition recognizes outstanding design in residential and commercial properties and master-planned developments
By Mike Cote
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The single most important question for business success
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It's the one we ask least often
By Chuck Blakeman
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Set up your own charitable foundation
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Donor Advised Funds make it easy to spread the wealth
By Wayne Farlow
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The human side of going green
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Employees and customers are part of the sustainability equation
By Mike Taylor
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An attitude of gratitude
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Even in tough times, there's much to be thankful for
By John Heckers
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Five simple steps to finding out what your customers really think
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Easy -to-use online surveys can give you new insight
By Stu Perlmeter
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Q2 tech report: Paper losses
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Many regard the newspaper industry’s travails as a symptom of media evolution. Newsprint and subscriptions are out. The Internet and ad-supported models are in. But who will pay news gatherers of the future?
By Eric Peterson
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Priming the new energy pump
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While green energy is blossoming in Colorado - thanks in large part to political incentives - oil and gas is pulling back as low prices curb profits.
By Todd Neff
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Peter Kellner: a head for finance, a heart for changing the world
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A fund manager and philanthropist, he plants the seeds of change
By Keith DuBay
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Economic forecast: global, with a chance of growth
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The rest of the world is seeing somewhat clearer skies, too
By Jeff Thredgold
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A great leader has a vision…
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...and other rules for life and success
By Laurence B. Valant
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Warm your heart with “The Nutcracker”
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The Colorado Ballet production creates magic for the holidays
By Maria Cote
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Dave on film: sweet 60’s nostalgia in “Pirate Radio”
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Or go for the really big bang in "2012"
By Dave Taylor
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A&E best bets: Kathy Griffin, cocktails n’ karaoke and a bacon celebration
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A weekend with a little of everything
By Lisa Ryckman
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Who Owns Colorado: Rocked by the wind
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A tornado and a recession have kept Windsor's once high-flying growth in check
By David Lewis
- CSDA winners by category: Residential
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The economy: a good news, bad news kind of thing
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Jobless rate continues to rise, but there's more evidence growth is back
By Jeff Thredgold
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Be thankful—and stand out in a crowd
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Here's an easy way to make Thanksgiving work for you
By David Behr
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On the sunny side of the law
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Some tips for navigating solar electricity agreements
By Giji John
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Forming a green team
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Play this right, and everyone wins
By K.J. McCorry
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How to be a true leader…
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...and other rules for success
By Laurence B. Valant
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Five ways to find a job in an employer’s market
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You can feed your family or your ego -- not both
By John Heckers
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Success secrets of world-class athletes—and business leaders
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Both know the key to creating a mindset of greatness
By TC North
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A tale of two markets
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Your company's fortunes directly impact executive liability coverage
By Brian Sandy
-
Los Lobos makes Disney cool
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Plus Coco Montoya's early bluesy best
By Mike Cote
-
The best-kept wine secret in town
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You didn't hear this from me.....
By Cathie Beck—The Wine Wench
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The secret marketing resource right under your nose
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Here's a surefire way to increase your bottom line in six months
By Melanie Goetz
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A way for shopping dollars to keep on giving
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Tuggl.com helps consumers find businesses that support good causes
By Patricia Kaowthumrong
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Technology at 35,000 feet
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Internet's one thing, but cell phones? Fuggedaboutit!
By Robert Polk
- CSDA winners: the complete list
-
Inspired and sustainable: designs for an energy-efficient future
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Top Company: technology / media / telecommunications
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Catalyst Repository Systems
By Mike Cote
-
The mindful culture: creating passion
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Show employees you care and unlock their energy and innovation
By Scott Halford
-
Learn to under-promise and over-deliver…
-
...and other rules for success
By Laurence B. Valant
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Executive Wheels: I wanted to love this 370Z
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Everybody else did -- but they weren't driving it
By Jeff Rundles
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Maximum wood behind the arrow
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Increasing sales through vertical marketing
By Larry Turner
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Is growth always the key to success?
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The answer might surprise you
By Theresa M. Szczurek
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VAT chance
-
Instead of taxing -- get a grip on spending
By Jeff Thredgold
- CSDA winners by category: Sustainable Communities
- CSDA winners by category: Commercial
- CSDA winners by category: Civic
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Top Company: new energy
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Namaste Solar
By Karen Mitchell
-
Rundles Wrap Up: Rental Astronomy
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By Jeff Rundles
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A microbrewery with macro success
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Big-time awards might lead to growth sooner rather than later for Dry Dock
By Jay Dedrick
-
The best of Clean Tech’s brightest
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Two Colorado companies win regional honors, head to nationals
By Susanna Speier
- State of the State: Entrepreneurs
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Earth Protect is on a video-fueled mission
-
Ball Corp. goes sustainable
-
Broomfield company COO keynotes state environmental leadership program
By Mike Cote
-
State honors companies for going green
-
Colorado Environmental Leadership Program salutes businesses that think sustainable
By the staff of ColoradoBiz
-
Six ways HR can be a big company’s BFF
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That's right -- and I really mean it
By John Heckers
-
Eight lessons from hidden market champions
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A passion to be the best is their most important attribute
By Theresa M. Szczurek
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Top Company: financial services
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Denver Community Credit Union
By Mike Taylor
- Top Company: retail/wholesale
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Natural Grocers by Vitamin Cottage
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Top Company: healthcare
-
Centura Health
By Lisa Ryckman
-
Cote’s Colorado: CSU energy lab goes global
-
Nonprofit spinoff develops products for the developing world
By Mike Cote
- Top Company: real estate/construction
-
Colorado Asphalt Services Inc.
- Top Company: services
-
MWH Global
- Top Company: legal
-
Holme Roberts & Owen LLP
- Top Company: energy/natural resources
-
Tri-State Generation and Transmission Association Inc.
-
Do the hardest thing first….
-
...and other rules for life and success
By Laurence B. Valant
-
Top 10 lessons from “Crossing the Chasm”
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It can be a long journey, but these might help keep you on track
By Dave Mead
-
Sports Biz: Play hard. Tweet often.
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By Stewart Schley
-
Colorado Cool Stuff: Hotty Hoody
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By Eric Peterson
-
Wealth Management: Incentives and mandates
-
Small-business owners, wealth planners weigh Obama's proposals
By David Lewis
- Tech Start Up: Occipital LLC
- State of the State: Philanthropy
-
Denver event promotes social entrepreneurship
-
Executive Edge: Kimbal Musk
-
Serial entrepreneur tackles culinary and tech worlds
By Lynn Bronikowski
-
Q4 Real Estate Report: Trick of the light
-
Colorado real estate still living in time when flat is good
By David Lewis
- Top Company award winners excel beyond the bottom line
-
Businesses with a global view
-
Real estate: Cisneros touts his company’s Boulder condo project
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By Mike Cote
- State of the State: Technology
-
DEMOgala a mix of Flintstone and Jetson tech
-
On Management: A simple approach to selling more
-
Questions are the salesperson's strongest weapon
By Pat Wiesner
- Readers respond
-
Small Biz: Frozen burrito biz lands believers, backers
-
By Mike Taylor
- State of the State: Brewing
-
Colorado tastes great at the Great American Beer Fest
-
The Economist: What is the best way to measure a country’s happiness?
-
By Tucker Hart Adams
- Vine: ‘Tis the season to be sustainable
- Guest column: Trucking industry needs to get in gear with the times
- Top Company: nonprofit
-
Project C.U.R.E.
-
Alt-energy companies buoyed by public bucks
-
Sometimes IPOs are the only answer -- and the best one
By Greg Pfahl
- State of the State: Small Business
-
Latina summit makes debut at Hispanic chamber convention
-
Coon-WAH—oooo-la-la!
-
Wine from this mystery grape is a steal
By Cathie Beck—The Wine Wench
-
A musical journey of heartbreak and struggle
-
Taj Mahal, David Hidalgo and Los Cenzontles meld blues, rock and Mexican folk
By Mike Cote
-
Dave on film: “Law Abiding Citizen” needed Hitchcock
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And "Astro Boy" is too intense for little kids
By Dave Taylor
-
Women in Power
-
Energy's rising stars gather in D.C. to discuss renewables
By Bart Taylor
-
Presto-change-o: Turn your IRA into a Roth!
-
The income ceiling for conversions is gone in 2010
By Wayne Farlow
-
Five tips to help stop the spread of H1N1
-
Hospitals are asking visitors to leave the kids at home
By Steven Summer
-
More money to banks and nothing for the little guy
-
Big corps get bailed out while small business goes begging
By Chuck Blakeman
-
How to win friends and influence business
-
If you want a good relationship, you've got to work at it
By Tom Healy
-
Five tips for getting the most from LinkedIn
-
Knowing your Netiquette will gain you business and friends
By John Heckers
-
Stay in the moment—and other rules for success
-
Don't waste time thinking about yesterday or worrying about tomorrow
By Laurence B. Valant
-
Executive Wheels: The Avalon’s too good for its own good
-
It should've been a Lexus
By Jeff Rundles
-
The 13 rules for a successful think-tank
-
How to keep a brainstorm from becoming a drizzle
By Steve Baker
-
Marty, beer and song: good times on tap
-
Plus a blues cruise with music greats
By Mike Cote
-
Execs—here are eight reasons you’re still unemployed
-
Don't kid yourself: finding a job is a full-time job
By John Heckers
-
Best bets: Run with the boys and ghouls; there’s ice in the Pepsi (Center)
-
Check out events for sports fans, sci-fi fans and food fans this weekend
By Lisa Ryckman
-
Lose the perks—lose more jobs
-
Scrutiny of corporate travel and events have hurt the economy
By Jeff Thredgold
-
The FTC cracks down on word-of-mouth marketing
-
Bloggers are going to have to disclose their perks
By Andrea Anderson
-
Six secrets to small-biz financial security
-
How to draw the line between personal and professional
By Bob Rhyme
-
Where’s that cyber security czar, anyway?
-
And will the position actually have any real power?
By Scott Walker
-
Executive Wheels: Think you don’t like Subarus?
-
Think again. This is the best car on the market for the money
By Jeff Rundles
-
The dog can’t eat your homework…
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...and other rules for life and success
By Laurence B. Valant
-
Human Resources can be an exec’s best friend
-
HR can help you land the job -- and make the most of it
By Stephanie Klein
-
10 stupid career-limiting moves…
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...and how to avoid them
By John Heckers
-
A&E best bets: Genghis, Miss Saigon, Poe and plenty of pumpkins
-
You've got everything from musicals to marathons this weekend
By Lisa Ryckman
-
If it tastes good—pair it
-
Just keep some simple rules in mind
By Cathie Beck—The Wine Wench
-
Don Quixote promises love, laughs—and a windmill
-
The Colorado Ballet offers good deals and a great story
By Maria Cote
-
Dave on film: “Couples Retreat” should be voted off the island
-
You'll survive it, but it's going to be painful
By Dave Taylor
-
Data security: a top business priority
-
Threats can be internal or external
By Michael Clark
-
Six keys to making change
-
It's tough, but smart business owners know it's necessary
By Sean McBride
-
Talent management—pay attention!
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It should be one of your board's top priorities
By Kathleen Quinn Votaw
-
Turning the corner—but growing slowly
-
Last month's numbers were nothing to crow about
By Jeff Thredgold
-
Dave on film: Taking a trip to ‘Zombieland’
-
Woody Harrelson stars in horror comedy flick
By Dave Taylor
-
Control what you can—and don’t sweat the rest
-
More rules to put you a cut above
By Laurence B. Valant
-
Be a roadrunner—and get noticed
-
A little appreciation now goes a long way later
By Esty Atlas
-
A&E best bets: ghosts, kites and a run on the rocks
-
Is Central City haunted? How about Lodo?
By Lisa Ryckman
-
What Girl Scouts can teach you about successfully pursuing your pot of gold
-
Organizations benefit when team members work together toward a common goal
By Theresa M. Szczurek
-
Credit card merchant fees ahead?
-
A change -- or a charge -- might be on its way
By Robert Polk
-
A lesson in spending
-
What's the link between back-to-school and holiday shopping?
By Bill Greiner
-
The secret to becoming a superstar
-
It's not easy to be excellent, but consider these three little words
By Scott Halford
-
Why the Fed has cred
-
The most of any institution in Washington
By Jeff Thredgold
- Eco-friendly hair salons: not just for California anymore
-
Greener ones are popping up all across the country
-
How to save on workers’ comp
-
Only one in 500 insurance agents truly understands the system. Do you?
By Zachary Stock
-
More rules: Yoda had it right
-
Try not -- just do it
By Laurence B. Valant
-
Use it or lose it?
-
The IRS has given workers another choice
By Wayne Farlow
-
The second most important question in business: When?
-
To get ahead -- get started
By Chuck Blakeman
-
Tapped out: The future of water on the Front Range
-
Growth and droughts could limit or stop diversions under the 1922 Colorado River Compact
By Allen Best
- Top 250 Private Companies 2008-2009
-
74 percent of firms reported gains for 2008
-
Natural Wonders: Colorado is rich with mineral and energy resources
-
And plenty of untapped potential
By David Lewis
- State of the State: Education
-
CSU President Tony Frank sees higher ed funding questions coming to a head
-
State of the State: Restaurants
-
Golden arches on 16th Street Mall suits corporate crowd
By Patricia Kaowthumrong
- Readers respond
-
Q4 Tech Report: match game
-
Companies that connect customers with contractors and service providers on the web are fighting for turf in Colorado and beyond
By Eric Peterson
-
On Management: The banks need to get back in play!
-
They're supposed to lend money, right?
By Pat Wiesner
-
Executive Edge: Jodi Chambers
-
St. Anthony's chief medical officer continues to practice medicine while helping to manage the hospital
By Lynn Bronikowski
-
State of the State: Economy
-
Former U.S. Treasury secretary wary of deflationary effects
By Mike Taylor
-
The Economist: Simple solutions to complex problems
-
By Tucker Hart Adams
-
State of the State: Leadership
-
Chamber Connect program grooms black professionals
By Mike Cote
-
Guest column: The five big lies of inventors
-
Common misconceptions can cause the best ideas to fall flat
By Thomas Frey and Thomas Franklin
- Colorado: By the numbers
-
Rundles Wrap Up: Lather. Rinse…..
-
Can we afford to repeat?
By Jeff Rundles
-
Sports Biz: Something new in football—humility
-
By Stewart Schley
-
Cote’s Colorado: Here comes the sun
-
Clean Tech Open competitor sees the world taking a new shine to solar
By Mike Cote
-
Small Biz: Tech Startup
-
Company: ExpandOS (a dba for VerteX Internal Packaging Solutions LLC)
By Eric Peterson
-
Small Biz: Waste farmers—redemption for the throwaway mindset
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By Mike Taylor
-
Colorado Cool Stuff: Create your own superhero
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By Eric Peterson
-
A&E best bets: zombies, Guerilla Thrilla, guitars and grape-stomping
-
It's October, and the ghoulish goings-on have begun
By Lisa Ryckman
-
“Cheap Cabernet: A Friendship” out on Oct. 6
-
And free wine from Balistreri, too!
By Cathie Beck—The Wine Wench
-
Dave on film: “Love Happens” piles on the cliches
-
If you're smart, you'll try "Meatballs" instead
By Dave Taylor
- Colorado tastes great at the Great American Beer Fest
-
More brews means more medal winners at 28th annual competition
-
Five low-cost solutions to health care reform
-
It's much easier than politicians would have you believe
By James J. Scholl
-
Four steps to business success
-
You know you need a plan -- so where is it?
By Theresa M. Szczurek
-
Human resources: an exec’s worst enemy
-
Avoid these people like the plague -- they can only say "No"
By John Heckers
-
Are you working for passion or a paycheck?
-
Three more great rules to help make you the best you can be
By Laurence B. Valant
- Make more money in less time: serve, don’t sell
-
We all want to buy, but nobody wants to be sold anything
-
The two-week turnaround of a pro sports team
-
How fast can you make changes in your business?
By TC North
-
30 ways things are getting better all the time
-
From the economy to the environment to education, there are reasons to smile
By Jeff Thredgold
-
Executive Wheels: 2010 Mazda 3i Touring & Kia Forte
-
Both Mazda and Kia have winners in the revitalized small-sedan market
By Jeff Rundles
-
A&E best bets: art after dark, rugby ruckus and shoot out in Boulder
-
Wine, theatre and song top the weekend's entertainment
By Lisa Ryckman
-
Rhino explores an alternate universe of ‘60s music
-
Plus the latest from Denver native Corey Harris
By Mike Cote
-
Dave on film: “The Informant”—it’s amazing and hilarious
-
One of the freshest, funniest films I've seen all year
By Dave Taylor
-
On DVD:“ Wolverine” has lots of Hugh but not much else
-
Equal parts Jackman, violence and confusion
By Lisa Ryckman
-
Suds buds, rejoice! Denver celebrates new brews and old
-
The Great American Beer Festival offers brewmasters a chance to showcase their best
By Jay Dedrick
-
Rules to work—and live—by
-
Truth-telling is fundamental to our success
By Laurence B. Valant
-
The 12-step plan for a failing restaurant
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Running a successful eatery isn't rocket science -- it's even tougher
By Kevin Moll
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The top 5 biggest problems of laid-off executives
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The good news: they're entirely avoidable and definitely fixable
By John Heckers
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The U.S. economy’s looking stronger
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Not everything's sunny, but the forecasts do predict growth
By Jeff Thredgold
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A website for the tech-savvy environmentalist
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Colorado-based Earth Protect is on a video-fueled mission
By Carli Auran
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Human vs. cyborg: a vision of the future
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Ray Kurzweil paints a startling picture in his new book
By Thomas Frey and Raymond Alvarez
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How to make your website foreign business-friendly
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Do you have a world-class strategy, or is the global market just for your competitors?
By Valerie Steinier
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An investment in the future of high tech
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MESA makes it easy for kids to love math and science
By Theresa M. Szczurek
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The key to a killer cover letter
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Toss the template and start writing from scratch
By Liz Ryan
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Worth staying up late for the Insomniacs
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Plus revisiting the Stone Roses debut; Crosby, Stills & Nash clean out the cupboards
By Mike Cote
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Dave on film: in this chilly thriller, even Kate’s not so hot
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"Whiteout" a waste of $10 -- even with the shower scene
By Dave Taylor
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A&E best bets: farewell Oktoberfest, ‘70s flashback and heigh-ho, Silver!
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There's plenty of fun -- for lots of good causes -- this weekend
By Lisa Ryckman
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Mama’s got a brand new grocery bag
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It's mesh, reusable and specifically made for fruits and veggies
By Carli Auran
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Jobless data: getting worse, but not quite as painful
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The recession has run its course, but the bad news isn't over
By Jeff Thredgold
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Lender beware: is that foreclosure a liability nightmare?
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Consider the risks before choosing to seize -- or else
By William J. Warren
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U.S. Hispanic Chamber of Commerce comes to Denver this week
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About 5,000 are expected to come and share survive-and-thrive strategies
By Patricia Kaowthumrong
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Email can be hazardous to your job search
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Have you hurt yourself with instant communication you can't take back?
By John Heckers
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How to make your business worth more
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Calculate the lifetime value of your customers
By Kevin Custer
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Nine signs that point to recovery
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Things are getting better faster than expected
By Bill Greiner
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Life insurance: it’s not just for people
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Use it to protect your business, too
By Scott Sparks
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The Boulder Acoustic Society brings ‘Punchline’ to Red Rocks
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Plus revisiting the Beatles
By Mike Cote
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Dave on film: Snappy dialogue makes “Extract” a little sweeter
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Predictable plot, shallow characters -- but plenty of laughs
By Dave Taylor
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Argentina, here I come!
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A personal connection means wining in Mendoza instead of Napa
By Cathie Beck—The Wine Wench
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A&E Best bets: Digging dinos; leather goes glam; get your inner bear on
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By Lisa Ryckman
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Putting on the Ritz in Florida
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Ritz Carlton properties really shine
By Robert Polk
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The profit trap: cost-cutting is no magic bullet
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Short-term gain can mean long-term pain
By Larry Turner
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Why you’ve got to give to get
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It's a way to rise above the crowd of competitors
By Melanie Goetz
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Entirely Homegrown: Shrunken stomach makes for breakfast letdown
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Pounds gone -- appetite, too
By Mike Taylor
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Let Uncle Sam help you pay for college
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Special savings accounts can ease the burden
By Wayne Farlow
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Executive Wheels: 2009 Toyota Camry Hybrid 4-Door Sedan
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Here's a vehicle to make "my car"
By Jeff Rundles
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Keeping up with the speed of change
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Update your business financial reporting
By Kent McSparran
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Robert Cray brings the blues to ‘Taste of Colorado’
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Plus Marty Jones celebrates his band's new disc and his favorite brand of beer
By Mike Cote
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New tube: Really, really, really big business
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HBO's "Hung" turns the world's oldest profession on its head
By Lisa Ryckman
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A&E best bets: Taste of Colorado, balloons, bugs & hot chili
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It's a Labor Day weekend packed with food, fun and fantastic music
By Lisa Ryckman
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Dave on film: A sneak peek at James Cameron’s latest blockbuster-wannabe
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Plus Taking Woodstock
By Dave Taylor
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Small biz: Backyard chicken better than a squirrel, at least
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From fuzz to feathers to food
By Mike Taylor
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Power glide: Bill Ritter has bet his future on the new energy economy
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He's about to find out how much political clout it really can generate
By Robert Schwab
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Guest column:42 percent interest rates…are you crazy?
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How microfinance works in the developing world
By Mike Wiesner
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Sustainability spotlight: etown of Boulder
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Enduring radio show creates a home worthy of its green mission
By Mindy Pantiel
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Colorado cool stuff: Belletare Skincare
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By Eric Peterson
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Cote’s Colorado: Bill Ritter has no time to sit down
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By Mike Cote
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Executive edge: Bob King
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Veteran CEO looks to lead Boulder’s Eco-Products
By Lynn Bronikowski
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On management: Convincing people your idea has wheels
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Become hopelessly committed
By Pat Wiesner
- State of the state: Health
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Health clubs not sweating the recession
- Top Company Finalists 2009
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Meet 33 companies at the top of their game
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Guest voice: How to save money going paperless
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By K.J. McCorry
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Small biz: tech Startup: Boundless Corp.
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By Eric Peterson
- State of the state: By the numbers
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VINE: Recession-proof brewing
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Considered an affordable luxury by consumers, craft beer enjoys a year of unlikely growth
By Jay Dedrick
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The Economist: Should I worry about deflation, inflation or both?
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By Tucker Hart Adams
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Sports biz: Beering with Bowlen
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By Stewart Schley
- State of the state: Awards
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Ernst & Young salutes entrepreneurs
- State of the state: Tourism
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Steamboat attraction lets adults play with big toys
- State of the state: Executives
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Denver mayor's chief of staff to head chamber
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Who owns Colorado: Free rain on the range
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The giant Sterling Ranch development in Douglas County wants to use rainwater for landscaping
By David Lewis
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Rundles wrap-up: Clunkers with cash
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You've got to read the fine print
By Jeff Rundles
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Three steps to brilliant ideas
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Make the most of your positive brain power
By Scott Halford
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Twitter, Yammer, Facebook—should you do it all?
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Don't try to be an expert in everything: Just focus on what's important
By Tracy Broderick
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Five tips to weather the economic storm
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Great customer service can keep you afloat
By Christopher Carrington
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Think you know who your partners are? Think again
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Who you don't know really can hurt you
By Ivan P. Koves
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Are you an Energizer Bunny?
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March to the beat of your drum with passion and purpose
By Theresa M. Szczurek
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Take another look at your banking relationship
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In these tough economic times, you want your bank to be in your corner
By Michele Falivene
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Bernanke’s back
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Obama makes the right call with the Fed chief's reappointment
By Jeff Thredgold
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Former U.S. Treasury Secretary wary of deflationary threat
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John Snow tells Colorado business people ‘we’re not out of the woods yet’
By Mike Taylor
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A&E best bets: Cirque’s ‘Wheel of Death,‘ Depeche Mode and comedian Greg Proops
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Plus Parker's 'Art in the Park'
By Rebecca Cole
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Tarantino conjures Nazi-hunting Jews in “Inglourious Basterds”
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Brad Pitt leads cast in violent sendup of war films
By Dave Taylor
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Get it right: Rieslings ain’t so sweet
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How to separate the sugary from the sophisticated
By Cathie Beck—The Wine Wench
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Traveling to our nation’s capital
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It could use some sprucing up
By Robert Polk
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Climate legislation and Colorado farmers
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Secretary of Agriculture’s visit raises questions on cap-and-trade
By Allen Best
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Fear of failure
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The seven fears leaders face most – and how to overcome them
By TC North
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Social media for SMBs
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Buzzword now reality for small businesses
By Karl Ossentjuk
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Employment verification rules changing
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E-Verify goes into effect next month
By Charles Lucy and John Scorsine
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The China question
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What is this country’s enormous role in the future global community?
By Jeff Thredgold
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Maintaining positive momentum
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Especially when growing your business
By Michael Norton
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Saffire gets uppity for its final tour
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Acoustic blues trio hits Swallow Hill on Saturday; plus Tommy Castro and Woodstock revisited
By Mike Cote
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“D9” and “The Time Traveler’s Wife”
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One for the guys and one for the gals
By Dave Taylor
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A&E Best Bets
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Comedy at the Zoo, peaches in Lafayette, and The Beatles return to Red Rocks
By Rebecca Cole
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A passion for beer leads to The Kitchen
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For restaurant GM, beer deserves the same attention as food
By Jay Dedrick
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Employee call to action
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How you can help your organization recover and thrive
By Dr. Christine Riordan
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Turning the project from hell around
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Follow the 80/20 rule
By Theresa M. Szczurek
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Empty playgrounds
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Global populations in decline
By Thomas Frey and Raymond Alvarez
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The savvier job seeker
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Move yourself ahead of the pack
By Liz Ryan
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Franchising 101: Don’t do it alone
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Matchpoint Consulting guides lost career seekers
By Patricia Kaowthumrong
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Economic rebound in sight
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Next few months should show recession is over
By Bill Greiner
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Executive edge: Ranjana Clark
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Western Union vice president’s Indian heritage prepared her for working with immigrant populations
By Rebecca Cole
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7 tips for winning more business
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RFP’s that get the bid
By Esty Atlas
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Corporate social responsibility
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Do sustainable business practices really pay off?
By Graham Russell
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Getting better (OK…less bad)
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Unemployment better than expected, but we're not out of the woods yet
By Jeff Thredgold
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Q3 real estate report: Senior housing loses steam to recession
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While some major projects have opened, others have stalled due to the financing crunch and lower demand
By David Lewis
- Small biz tech-startup: OPX Biotechnologies Inc.
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A "new to the world" product could tap into the multibillion-dollar world markets of acrylic acid and diesel
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Executive education: Back to school
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Sluggish economy prompts renewed interest in higher education as unemployed workers retool their careers and professionals upgrade their skills
By Nora Caley
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A model for health-care reform: Opting out
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“Concierge” medical practices could help change the face of primary care as physicians establish closer relationships with their patients — and distance themselves from insurance
By Jeff Rundles
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G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra
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An entertaining film with a fast pace, lots of good fight scenes and tons of shiny gizmos - just don't expect too much
By Dave Taylor
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Vin-dicated!
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7-Up Sangria not so trashy after all
By Cathie Beck—The Wine Wench
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Tiger-hunting
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On the eve of the PGA – some Tiger hunting.
By Bart Taylor
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Dio’s Sabbath returns as Heaven and Hell
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Ozzy-less band plays Red Rocks on Saturday
By Mike Cote
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Butler’s choice: All the fest - peach, jazz, art and Woodstock
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Festivals abound at summer's end in August
By Mary Butler
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Rocky Mountain Clean Tech Open
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Commitment to entrepreneurship and the environment
By Richard Franklin
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The virtual contact center
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Smart companies are making it work
By Jill LaVigne
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Unite and use the term “woman”
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A single word can make a huge difference
By Theresa M. Szczurek
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Cash for clunkers offers stimulus program that works
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Program has proven its value
By Tim Jackson
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Right, wrong and the torment of a bad choice
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The special circumstances of moral and ethical questions in business
By Kathleen Quinn Votaw
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Executive Wheels: 2009 Chevrolet Aveo5 2LT
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By Jeff Rundles

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Preparing for the recovery
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It takes a special focus to manage in a downturn and emerge positioned to grow.
By Larry Turner
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ESOP – Is it right for your business?
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A very attractive retirement plan in the right circumstances
By Chris Groll, John R. Maxfield and Beth Nedrow
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Over & done with
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The “Great Recession” is no more…it’s over…finished…kaput!
By Jeff Thredgold
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Entirely Homegrown: Hens headed for the chopping block
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Still weeks from egg production, the two youngest birds will have to earn their weight the hard way
By Mike Taylor
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Whitesnake, Miles Davis and the blues
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Hair-metal rockers and jazz alumnus share one thing in common: Licks by virtuoso guitarist Steve Vai
By Mike Cote
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Tour of BoulDurango: Celebrating the camaraderie of Colorado craft brewing while bicycling
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Beer makers team up to create new batch and trek 426 miles over five days
By Jay Dedrick
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Who does watch the Watchmen?
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I knew I had to see it, but I wasn't sure I'd like it. But I did.
By Dave Taylor
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Butler’s choice: Vail Dance Fest, yoga in the park and Blues Traveler
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See Savion Glover dance, get your warrior on and music from Haydn to John Popper
By Mary Butler
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When in Denver…
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8 tips for non-locals to land a job in Colorado
By John Heckers
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Stop breaking the rules
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3 tips for working with integrity and ensuring success
By Laurence B. Valant
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Golden arches on 16th Street Mall suits corporate crowd
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What’s next, a Zagat listing?
By Patricia Kaowthumrong
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T&A: The new standard for work attire? No thanks!
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Remember the catchy, albeit raunchy, song about "T’s and A-s" from the musical “Chorus Line?” It seems to have helped set a new standard in unprofessional attire for some workers.
By Theresa M. Szczurek
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Halfway Through 2009: Take a tax checkup
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It’s hard to believe that it’s already the second half of 2009. If you are like many of my clients, it probably feels like you just mailed your 2008 tax return
By Rick LaFave
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Entirely Homegrown: The Last Supper and Day One
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The lean, meatless days of the backyard-only diet are upon me now, but on Friday night – Entirely Homegrown Eve, you might say -- Kobayashi the fabled hotdog-eating champion had nothing on me.
By Mike Taylor
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