Denver stone distributor cited for 11 violations after employee was crushed to death
Nidi Tec Inc., the owner of a Denver stone warehouse where an employee was crushed to death by 6,500 pounds of granite slabs, was cited for 11 OSHA violations.
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Office rents are rising in Denver, even as oil and gas companies flood market with space to sublease
Oil and gas tenants such as Noble Energy, Dorado E&P and Sterling Energy have put more than 760,000 square feet of space up for sublease downtown, according to a preliminary...
Jammin’ Java settles allegations with SEC for $700,000
Denver-based Jammin鈥� Java Corp. will pay $700,000 to the Securities and Exchange Commission to resolve allegations of a 鈥減ump-and-dump scheme鈥� raised by the agency last year.
Frontier Airlines gets tentative OK for flight to Havana — but it won’t originate in Denver
Scheduled commercial airline service to Havana from 10 American cities won tentative government approval Thursday, advancing President Barack Obama's effort to normalize relations with Cuba.
Canadian miner will buy Thompson Creek Metals for $1.1 billion
The cash and stock transaction includes the assumption of nearly $900 million in debt that Thompson Creek has accumulated building Mount Milligan, a copper and gold mine in central British...
Merged IHS and Markit will trade under new Nasdaq symbol
The combined company, IHS Markit Ltd., expects trading of common shares under the new symbol to begin July 13 on the condition that IHS and Markit complete the merger July...
Todd Helton’s former Brighton home listed for $2.3 million
Located southwest of Brighton, near the Riverdale golf courses, the four-bedroom, eight-bathroom house is about 17 miles 鈥� or 25 minutes 鈥� from Coors Field.
Denver International Airport selects Ferrovial Airports to make Jeppesen Terminal improvements
Denver International Airport will spend the next six to eight weeks working with a consortium led by Ferrovial Airports to develop a public-private partnership to finance an overhaul of Jeppesen...
87 people laid off from United Launch Alliance in Colorado as company shrinks to compete
United Launch Alliance on Thursday laid off 87 people in Colorado as part of a broader workforce reduction announced earlier this year.
Students think about financial literacy at Porter-Billups Leadership Academy
The program taught kids about money in the modern age and promises scholarships to students who participate for several semesters.