U.S. Gold Corp. of Lakewood announced that its application to list its common stock on the American Stock Exchange has been approved, and the company anticipates trading to begin Monday under the symbol UXG.
Vail TV8, which is owned and operated by Vail Resorts Inc., and RSN jointly announc-
ed that the national television network dedicated to resort communities will be sold to unnamed private investors. The sale, which is subject to FCC approval, is expected early next year.
Archstone-Smith Trust, an Arapahoe County-based apartment owner, plans to raise its total dividend for next year by 4 percent, the biggest increase since 2001. The dividend will climb to $1.81 per share from $1.74.
The Colorado Bar Association has formed a military law
committee that will serve as a resource for lawyers and members of the military community facing issues pertaining to all aspects of military law.
Pharmion Corp., a Boulder- based biotechnology company, reported that data from several studies of thalidomide, including one that will be part of the company’s planned European regulatory submission next spring, will be presented at the American Society of Hematology annual meeting in Orlando, Fla.
New Frontier Media Inc., a Boulder-based distributor of general and adult-themed entertainment, declared a special dividend of 60 cents per share, payable Feb. 14 to shareholders of record Jan. 15.
Abacus of Lafayette announced that American Blinds, Wallpaper and More; Babystyle; Frederick’s of Hollywood; Soft Surroundings; and Sur La Table have signed on as Abacus ClearEdge clients. ClearEdge is a marketing database solution designed to help merchants plan, coordinate and manage targeted marketing campaigns.
Medical Modeling LLC of Golden announced its implementation of electron beam melting, a rapid manufacturing process that creates metal parts directly from digitally designed CAD files. Medical Modeling will focus on medical-product manufacturing.
Rocky Mountain Health Plans of Grand Junction and Las Vegas-based Sierra Health Services announced they sel-
ected a management solution from Zynchros Inc. that synchronizes the entire pharmacy benefits chain.
The Metro Denver WIRED Initiative (Workforce Innova-
tion in Regional Economic Development) has issued a request for proposals for the first phase of its grant process. The grants, totaling $3.7 million, will be awarded to expand or replicate educational and workforce programs.
Habitat for Humanity of Metro Denver will dedicate four
homes in Adams County on Sunday. The homes are located at 55th and Lowell.
Sterling-Rice Group, a Boulder-based brand-development firm, announced Level 3 Communications as a new client. The firm also has re-engaged Kellogg’s and California Tree Fruit Agreement.
