
Safeway employees in Colorado are striking. Here’s where things stand
How many Colorado Safeway stores are striking? Will my Safeway be affected? And other questions, answered.

Safeway strike expands into metro Denver on Monday
Estes Park, Fountain and Pueblo store workers walked out over the weekend; other store may strike

Colorado breweries face slowing demand and now steel keg company is tapping out over tariffs
Steel kegs aren’t manufactured in the U.S. They’re imported, mostly from China and Europe, making them subject to import taxes.

Inflation flattens out a little in Colorado
But the on-again-off-again tariffs inject a lot of uncertainty about the long-term outlook.

Vail Resorts slide into some rocky economic terrain
The company has taken hits to its reputation and its bottom line.

Economic long view mostly cloudy with spots of uncertainty
Indicators like rising prices and tough job market for mid- to late-career employees add up to some unstable ground.

Colorado grocery store workers approve a strike if contract negotiations come to that
Safeway employees on the Front Range joined those from across the state to authorize a strike if contract talks with management fail.

Colorado small businesses could lose lifeline as federal funding cuts take shape
CDFI caught in flurry of executive orders and means less money for women-owned, veteran-owned, low-income and minority-owned businesses.

Hickenlooper highlights the tariff pain inflicted on Colorado companies
Brewery, pet food maker and manufacturers struggling to do business as usual.

Internet giant known as CenturyLink sells residential business to AT&T for $6 billion
The deal moves a million customers in metro areas including Denver to AT&T’s broadband.

How to tell if the horses you see on rural roads are wild
One hint: check the hairdo.

Stanley Hotel closing in on a screaming deal with $400 million bond sale
The iconic property now has the funds to develop a film center and horror-themed museum.

It’s not a great time to own an office building in Denver
Between plummeting values and rising vacancies and interest rates, commercial real estate is a precarious market right now.

Crocs scraps earnings forecast as Trump’s tariffs roil economic landscape
Footwear company joins others telling investors the outlook is too uncertain to make financial estimates.

Anxiety steering the economic indicators, according to joint report from CU, state
More people are filing to start a business, but Colorado’s growth is far behind the national rate.

100 days into Trump’s presidency, and there’s still a lot we don’t know about federal layoffs in Colorado
But it appears that many more federal workers have accepted the administration’s second buyout offer.