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DENVER — Colorado bankruptcy filings increased 12% in July compared with the prior year, continuing a trend of increases dating back to December. July filings increased in Boulder, Broomfield and … Continued

DENVER — Colorado bankruptcy filings climbed 25% in April compared with the prior year, an improvement over March filings, which had surged 34% compared with the same period a year … Continued

DENVER — Colorado bankruptcy filings jumped 14% in February compared with the same period a year ago, with filings increasing in Boulder, Larimer and Weld counties. That’s according to a … Continued

DENVER — Colorado bankruptcies increased 6.5% in November compared with the same period a year ago. Bankruptcy filings also increased in Boulder, Broomfield, Larimer and Weld counties. That’s according to … Continued

Unemployment in Colorado matches the national average rate of 3.6%, according to new data about April 2022 provided by the Colorado Department of Labor and Employment today.  Ryan Gedney, senior … Continued

DENVER — Colorado bankruptcy filings dropped 40% in April compared with the same period a year ago, continuing a pattern of declines seen throughout 2021 and thus far in 2022. … Continued

DENVER — Colorado bankruptcy filings dropped 25.8% in February compared with the same period a year ago, continuing a pattern of declines seen throughout 2021 and thus far in 2022. … Continued

The first half of 2022 saw the continuation of a series of major improvement projects that began during the past two or so years along Interstate 25, the main artery … Continued

Tech continues to thrive in the Boulder Valley and Northern Colorado. Computer and electronic products were the state’s biggest export last year, and employment in the field grew for the … Continued

Commercial and residential real estate have proved largely immune to negative effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, but it remains to be seen whether they’ll be taken ill by another factor: … Continued

While Colorado — and specifically Boulder — remains home to the outdoor industry’s top trade group, the Outdoor Industry Association, the Centennial State will no longer play host to the … Continued

The last year has been something of an out-of-the-frying-pan-into-the-fire situation for the natural and organic industry, which clawed its way out of the COVID-19 pandemic only to face the wrath … Continued

Despite the headwinds created by the pandemic, with workplace health challenges, with supply chains disrupted worldwide and an economic slowdown at the beginning of the health crisis, manufacturing managed to … Continued

One by one, hotels, event venues, restaurants and tourist destinations are coming back from the pandemic-induced closures and reductions in operations. Perhaps no industry took a more direct hit from … Continued

Health care in the Boulder Valley and Northern Colorado is poised for a strong year, with 1.5% statewide growth projected by the Leeds School of Business.  However, the industry received … Continued

Statewide, electricity and natural gas rates have moved up as natural gas production went down over the past year. Xcel Energy announced plans to reach net-zero greenhouse gas emissions from … Continued

A year ago we wrote: “What a difference a day can make. Or a virus. Colorado businesses in virtually every sector of the economy went from crying about being unable … Continued

One critical factor in the strength of the Colorado economy — including its ability to outperform the nation during economic downturns — is the presence of institutions of higher education. … Continued

With its uncanny power to chase away the boredom of being stuck inside during a worldwide pandemic, cannabis usage and sales skyrocketed during the COVID-19 pandemic but have since come … Continued

Brewing has had an uneven year, with supply chain issues and rising costs affecting the industry at large but smaller breweries especially.  The year began with a massive splash, with … Continued

The COVID-19 pandemic highlighted the strength and capacity for innovation within the region’s bioscience industry, particularly in the Boulder Valley where a number of pharmaceutical and medical-device companies entered the … Continued

Despite economic headwinds whipping and the potential for a recession on the horizon, bankers aren’t getting flashbacks to 2008. “Capital levels remain really high,” Jenifer Waller, president and CEO of … Continued

Corn, wheat, hemp, cattle, sheep, chickens, dairy — and multiple other agricultural endeavors including processing of such products — make Weld County the top ag county in Colorado and one … Continued

In July, people around the globe were greeted by a dazzling photograph, the first of its kind, of what scientists described as images of the origins of the universe. The … Continued

WINDSOR — Windsor not only extends into two diverse counties but also embraces a diverse base of industries. Combining small-town charm with consistent growth, this town located about halfway between … Continued

WESTMINSTER — With a population nearing 120,000, the sprawling suburb of Westminster benefits from its many transportation options and strategic location along metropolitan Denver’s northern and northwestern gateways. For more … Continued

WELLINGTON — Growth is brewing in the perky Larimer County town, helped by the fact that living there is a comparative bargain. A 2020 study from SmartAsset ranked the city … Continued

SUPERIOR — The Marshall Fire on Dec. 30, 2021, dealt a fearsome blow to the town of Superior, southeast of Boulder. Seven commercial properties and about 378 homes, or 14% … Continued

LOVELAND — In terms of economic-development blockbusters, these are heady days for Loveland. Many people who live in the Larimer County city are used to getting deliveries from Amazon — … Continued

LOUISVILLE — In some ways, life may never be the same in Louisville. But in some ways, it may be better. Propelled by hurricane-force winds, the Marshall Fire on Dec. … Continued

LONGMONT — Once home to an economy dominated by agriculture, Longmont has more than doubled in population in four decades, now exceeding 100,000 in population, and makes a global impact … Continued

LAFAYETTE — Steered by a comprehensive plan that will help guide the city’s evolution through 2040, Lafayette remains committed to cementing its reputation as the affordable alternative in southern Boulder … Continued

JOHNSTOWN — For decades, Johnstown’s most familiar claim to fame was cinnamon rolls. The famous pastry from Johnson’s Corner, a truck stop with a retro restaurant and bakery, are still … Continued

GREELEY — Propelled by agriculture, energy, education and health care, Greeley’s population has surpassed that of Boulder, according to the 2020 Census. The official estimates for 2021 should reflect even … Continued

FREDERICK — In 2014, the town of Frederick designed a logo featuring a stylized gas lamp with a mountain range in the background, along with the slogan “Built on What … Continued

FORT COLLINS — Beer, bikes, bands and brains make Fort Collins a great choice for residents and businesses alike. Located 60 miles north of Denver along Interstate 25, the Larimer … Continued

FIRESTONE — Just after Tulsa, Oklahoma-based QuikTrip opened its first Colorado convenience store and fueling station in Firestone, the area locally known as “Del Camino” near the interchange of Interstate … Continued

EVANS — Evans continues to work to emerge from the shadow of its larger neighbor city to the north to the point where some town officials refer to the area … Continued

ESTES PARK — Tourism remains the prime economic driver for Estes Park, the village at the eastern gateway to Rocky Mountain National Park. As legendary as its scenery, however, is … Continued

ERIE — Only 1,254 people lived in Erie in 1980. Today, its population tops 30,000 — a 66% increase in the past 10 years alone — and the new residents … Continued

BROOMFIELD — U.S. News & World Report has ranked Broomfield as Colorado’s third-richest county in terms of median household income, and in lots of ways it basks in the riches … Continued

BERTHOUD — Burgeoning Berthoud, with a population that has soared from 5,105 in the 2010 census to more than 10,000 today, is making its mark as an affordable option along … Continued