Quark Inc. of Denver announced that it has acquired the assets of In.vision Research Corp., a Florida-based software company that makes an add-in to Microsoft Word for XML authoring.
Qwest declared a quarterly dividend of 8 cents per share, payable on Aug. 29, to stockholders of record as of Aug. 8.
The GL Co. of Douglas County announced the availability of the new human-resources and payroll modules for the Really Real Time Inquiry Suite for JD Edwards World and EnterpriseOne.
Qdoba Mexican Grill has opened its fifth New York location in Manhattan.
Papa Bello Enterprises announced that the company has expanded its franchise business into Colorado with an agreement with Joseph Troncalli of Larkspur. Troncalli, who will have exclusive development rights for the state, will open the first Papa Bello restaurant today at Metzler Plaza in Castle Rock.
Virtela, a Denver-based global network solutions company, announced that it has been chosen by AlwaysOn as one of the AO Global 250 Winners.
Visionman Computers, a Boulder manufacturer of servers, gaming systems and notebooks for small-business and home users, announced the release of its new flagship gaming notebook, the Widow “Double-Nine.”
Dish Network digital converter boxes will be sold at Sears stores. The box — which will convert the new digital broadcast signals for older analog TVs not connected to cable or satellite service — retails for $59.99, but a $40 government-issued coupon will lower that price to $19.99.
