Sterling Jewelers, the parent company of Kay Jewelers, has reached an agreement with federal authorities to pay almost $1.3 million in back wages to thousands of employees in 41 states. The settlement includes Kay Jewelers stores at Mesa Mall in Grand Junction and at Durango Mall in Durango.
Denver-based Faction Media captured the gold in the “Interactive Media” category, recognizing its work for client Johns Manville Corp. The first-time entrant also won the best-of-show Grand PEAK Award, which goes to the entry with the highest overall score.
For the year ending March 31, Gryphon Gold Corp. had a consolidated loss of $5,602,336, or $0.19 per share, compared with a consolidated loss of $2,525,420, or $0.17 per share, for the year ending March 31, 2005, on fewer shares outstanding.
Valley of the Wind from Loveland was awarded an International Double Gold Wine for a heavy unfiltered merlot from Colorado that was rated above 400 other merlot entries from around the world.
Majestic Realty with Professional Hospital Supply has signed a new lease agreement for about 70,000 square feet at the Majestic Commercenter in Aurora.
A week before its 25th anniversary, Otak Inc. announced that its regional employment growth continued during the second quarter of 2006, a strategic expansion that will help the firm maintain its reputation for customer service. All told, Otak hired more than 45 employees in April, May and June to ensure it can continue to meet client demands.
Starz Entertainment Group LLC announced that Vongo has partnered with Toshiba America Consumer Products LLC to offer consumers breakthrough portability for their digital entertainment. Vongo, SEG’s subscription-based Internet video download application, will serve as a leading content provider for Toshiba’s new line of gigabeat Portable Media Center products, which will be available in capacities of 30 gigabytes and 60 gigabytes.
Sangamo BioSciences Inc. announced presentation of data from two of the company’s zinc finger DNA-binding protein Therapeutic neurology programs at the Keystone Symposium “Pain Mechanisms and the Development of Analgesics” at a meeting this month in Keystone.
