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Coverage of business in Colorado focuses on companies, markets and commerce. Reporting follows corporate strategy, industry trends and organizational change across the state.

Foundation Awards $82,500 to Outdoor Projects

Foundation Awards $82,500 to Outdoor Projects

Western Colorado Community Foundation funded 13 conservation, recreation and environmental projects through its CORE Giving Circle.

Live Poll

Should local donors fund more outdoor and conservation projects in your community?


People

People

Banner Health Names Ned Resch Northern Colorado CEO

Resch, who recently led Regional West Health Services in Nebraska, will take the Northern Colorado chief executive role on January 25, 2027.

Banner Health Names Ned Resch Northern Colorado CEO

Philanthropy

Philanthropy

Palisade Peaches Feed Orphaned Bear Cubs in Colorado

Talbott Farms donated thousands of pounds of peaches to a Silt, Colorado wildlife rehabilitation center caring for bears after a food-scarce spring.


Public Companies

Public Companies

Trimble Beats Estimates on Third-Quarter Revenue

The Westminster, Colorado-based technology company reported quarterly results that met profit expectations and exceeded revenue forecasts.

Trimble Beats Estimates on Third-Quarter Revenue

Industry

Live Poll

Would you pay more on your electric bill to speed up clean energy?

Utilities

Platte River Drops 2030 Noncarbon Goal Date

The utility board removed the 2030 date from its policy while reaffirming its long-term carbon-free goal.

Platte River Drops 2030 Noncarbon Goal Date

Jobs

Live Poll

Would you take a job in your hometown over a higher-paying job elsewhere?

Remote Work

Young Adults Eye Colorado Hometown Careers

A Resume.io survey finds about half of young adults want to build careers where they grew up, even at a lower salary.

Young Adults Eye Colorado Hometown Careers

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Coverage takes in major corporate mergers, startup funding, executive leadership changes and store network shifts. Reporting reaches from the capital to the rural counties, tracking developments wherever they occur. State economic cycles are often driven by the intersection of traditional resource industries and new technology sector growth. Market changes and regulatory shifts remain the primary factors that influence business operations here.