DENVER – A state-mandated commission to improve health care in Colorado this week elected its chairman and vice chairman.
Bill Lindsay, a president of insurance brokerage Lockton Cos. of Colorado, will serve as chairman. Dr. Mark Wallace, executive director of the Weld County Department of Public Health and Environment, will act as vice chairman.
The pair will lead the 24-member commission of health-care experts, industry executives and consumers seeking to identify ways to expand health-care coverage and reduce costs in Colorado.
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Isonics will seek OK to increase shares
Golden-based Isonics Corp., a specialty-chemical and advanced-materials company, will ask shareholders next month to approve an increase in the number of shares of common stock and execute a reverse stock split aimed at boosting the company’s sagging share price, according to a regulatory filing Tuesday.
“Currently, we have insufficient remaining capitalization to accomplish our corporate objectives,” wrote the company, explaining the need to increase the number of authorized shares to 175 million. Shareholders will vote on the proposals at the company’s annual shareholder meeting Jan. 2.
uguese and British market watchdogs said it was satisfied.
