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What seems like a minor concession to close a sale often has serious consequences for a company. By Liz Wendling
Time for the GOP to vote its beliefs
Many Colorado legislators fear the wrath of Tea Party activists who have made support of Senate Bill 200 a needless ideological litmus test. By Tony Gagliardi
New laws and rules strive to preserve commercial flexibility, allowing market participants to enter into a variety of relationships to develop and finance community solar gardens. By Tuukka Hess
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Cote's Colorado: Selling to the other 90 percent
Wal-Mart has stopped at nothing to drive down the cost of the merchandise it sells. Paul Polak would argue even that model is not enough for long-term success in the global market. By Mike Cote
It's time to enter the Rocky Mountain Cleantech Open! The competition finds tomorrow’s most promising clean-technology companies.Participants receive top training, access to one of the world’s largest cleantech networks, complimentary participation in events and the opportunity to compete for $1 million in prizes at both the regional and national level. Deadline for entries is May 24. Enter today!
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Nominations wanted
For the 17th consecutive year, ColoradoBiz will recognize diversity in the state's business community at the Diversity Business Breakfast, from the accomplishments of minority-owned companies to the commitment of a wide range of Colorado companies to diversity programs and minority inclusiveness. Nominate for Diversity Corporation of the Year and Minority Businessperson of the Year today! | | |
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