Today in ColoradoBiz Update
The day Amazon cut me off
We fought it, but it was obvious the Legislature's zeal to raise money through closing a perceived tax "loophole" was greater than their interest in hearing how affilate merchants would leave the state. By Dave Taylor
Recalling a great car
You'll have to judge all the recall stuff and the Toyota reputation for yourself, of course, but until this year I would have said without problem that Toyota makes the best line of cars in the world. My opinion hasn't changed. By Jeff Rundles
Building the triple bottom line
The triple bottom line-people, profits and planet-has unofficially become a leading indicator. Rather than being measured solely on profitability, companies, and their customers, are increasingly adopting "the three pillars" to define business success. By Kathleen Quinn Votaw
On Small Biz: Eco-politan picks up where modern mommy gear left off
With crying babies creating an apt soundtrack, eco-POLITAN owner Robin Morris held court from behind the cash register the last Sunday in January, expounding on the merits of cloth diapers versus the disposable variety. By Mike Taylor | 
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