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Twin Cities had an edge over Denver in raising money for the Republican convention

Twin Cities had an edge over Denver in raising money for the Republican convention

In raising money for the Republican National Convention, Jeff Larson and his colleagues have enjoyed an advantage.

Skiing & Tourism »

Colorado casinos take another hit

Colorado casinos reported a 14 percent drop in revenues in July, the seventh straight month of declines.
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Energy »

Xcel ditching 2 coal plants, going to solar

State regulators gave the go-ahead to Xcel Energy's plans for a green makeover: shutting down two coal-fired power plants in the state and building one of the world's largest utility-scale solar power plants.

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Real Estate »

Apartment vacancy rate stands at 8.7 percent for the state

The overall Colorado apartment vacancy rate in Colorado was 8.7 percent in the second quarter, according to a report released Thursday by the Colorado Division of Housing.
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Money & Markets »

Market ends higher after volatile day

Wall Street scored a moderate gain after a volatile session Wednesday that saw the major indexes ratchet up and down on the seesawing price of oil and mixed feelings about the financial sector.

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Retail »

Now on the Hallmark aisle: Gay marriage cards

Most states don't recognize gay marriage — but now Hallmark does.
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Health Care »

Boulder's Covidien off to a bright new start

Early last year, when conglomerate Tyco International Inc. chose a name for its health care business spinoff, Tyco settled on "Covidien."

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Twin Cities had an edge over Denver in raising money for the Republican convention

In raising money for the Republican National Convention, Jeff Larson and his colleagues have enjoyed an advantage.

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Airlines & Aerospace »

Frontier to require more miles, fees for award tickets

Frontier Airlines will boost the number of miles needed for award tickets and start charging most of its customers between $25 and $75 for booking flights using miles, the carrier’s latest moves to fight persistently high fuel costs.
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Tech & Telecom »

Google plans to have gaggle of gadgets as Dems gather

Google is planning a major presence at the Democratic National Convention, including installing YouTube video upload, photo- sharing and voter-information kiosks at various venues downtown.

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Business Columns & Blogs »

MILSTEAD: Pension agency to shift money into riskier assets

United Airlines employees now count on the government, not their company, for their pensions. And the government has a new plan to make sure they, and other similarly afflicted workers, get paid.

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The Colorado 50

Which Colorado companies rank highest in revenue, net income and more? Use our sortable database to compare.
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