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Colorado’s economy is likely to slow even more in 2023, researchers say

State is expected to add about 57,000 jobs next year

DATE: Dec 6, 2022 | CATEGORY: Business

Tri-State is set to lose 25% of revenue as customers flee

Energy supplier adjusting as rural co-ops look to self-generate or purchase electricity on own terms

DATE: Nov 30, 2022 | CATEGORY: Business

U.S. lawmakers skeptical grocery merger will mean lower prices

‘Fewer local options mean less competition,’ senator says

DATE: Nov 29, 2022 | CATEGORY: Business

U.S. rule would limit methane leaks from public lands drilling

Proposal comes as Biden seeks increased oil drilling

DATE: Nov 28, 2022 | CATEGORY: Business

How two brothers pack a farm into shipping containers on a Denver used car lot

Ullr’s Garden grows tangy artisanal arugula in climate-controlled trailers just off Broadway, on 5 gallons of water a day

DATE: Nov 25, 2022 | CATEGORY: Local News

Region 9 welcomes new board members

The Region 9 Economic Development District of Southwest Colorado approved two new board members at its September meeting. Jason Armstrong, community and economic development coordinator, was...

DATE: Nov 24, 2022 | CATEGORY: Business

OECD forecast: High rates, inflation will slow world growth

Expect a tepid 2023 as Fed slows growth Hobbled by high interest rates, punishing inflation and Russia's war against Ukraine, the world economy is expected to eke out only modest growth this...

DATE: Nov 22, 2022 | CATEGORY: Business

New Cortez boutique The Station announces grand opening

Eclectic shop offers sales, pizza and giveaways

DATE: Nov 18, 2022 | CATEGORY: Local News

Western Slope voters pass taxes on short-term rentals to fund affordable housing

Communities could generate about $40 million in new tax revenue from vacation rentals to support affordable housing

DATE: Nov 18, 2022 | CATEGORY: Local News

NAPA auto parts store opens in Dolores

Business passed down to third generation of local owners

DATE: Nov 15, 2022 | CATEGORY: Business

U.S. outlines effects of withdrawing land near Chaco park from oil drilling

Oil production could see a 2.5% reduction

DATE: Nov 15, 2022 | CATEGORY: New Mexico

New Mexico pays for empty buildings as remote work lingers

SANTA FE — Inspections have found that New Mexico is paying to maintain entire buildings and several building floors of unused office space as many state workers continue to telecommute from...