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Denver Post Real Estate/Business
Job openings ahead
Job openings rose about 7.6 percent in January, to 2.7 million, compared with December, the Labor Department said. That's the highest total since February 2009.
Author says stocks remain undervalued
Past performance doesn't guarantee future returns. But studying past performance is what gave Wharton School finance professor Jeremy Siegel hope during the darkest days of the downturn.
Recovery slowing after big year-end spurt
The recovery is losing steam. The economy probably is expanding at just half the brisk 5.9 percent pace at which the government Friday estimated it grew last quarter.
CoBank reports record earnings for 2009
CoBank reported record earnings last year despite declining farm commodity prices and lower loan demand.
Report: Colo. consumers pay credit cards first
In the calculus of what bills to pay first, Colorado consumers are placing credit cards ahead of mortgages, according to a report Monday from credit-reporting agency Trans Union.
Retail the bright spot in Denver-area commercial real estate sales
Sales of commercial real estate in the Denver area plummeted 55 percent last year compared with 2008, according to a report by LoopNet.
Fed orders slight hike in discount rate
The Federal Reserve on Thursday took its most notable step so far toward unwinding some of the extraordinary measures it took to prop up the economy during the financial crisis.
Judging stimulus: Jobless rate high, growth real
Did the stimulus work or not? A year after Congress passed President Barack Obama's huge economic revival plan, the results are mixed — and hardly final.
Fresh snow, holiday weekend boost Colo. ski resorts
New snow and a three-day holiday weekend combined to boost business at Colorado ski resorts. Several resorts reported that hotels and lodges were near capacity.
Colorado's exports plunged in 2009
The global recession shaved nearly $2 billion off Colorado exports last year, according to trade numbers from the state.
Colorado's exports plunged in 2009
The global recession shaved nearly $2 billion off Colorado exports last year, according to trade numbers from the state.
Computer glitch delays Colorado unemployment checks
Unemployment checks didn't arrive Monday morning for about 42,000 people because of a computer glitch at the state Office of Information Technology, but officials say they resolved the problem
Computer glitch delays Colorado unemployment checks
Unemployment checks didn't arrive Monday morning for about 42,000 people because of a computer glitch at the state Office of Information Technology, but officials say they resolved the problem
Pedicabs' free range curtailed at Pepsi Center, Mile High
To tame the pedicab pandemonium on Denver's streets, two sports venues have worked out some rules of engagement with the pedal pushers.
Pedicabs' free range curtailed at Pepsi Center, Mile High
To tame the pedicab pandemonium on Denver's streets, two sports venues have worked out some rules of engagement with the pedal pushers.
Bosses getting more from less
Employers are managing to boost production without creating new jobs. The question is when they'll feel the need to ramp up hiring.
Bosses getting more from less
Employers are managing to boost production without creating new jobs. The question is when they'll feel the need to ramp up hiring.
Jobs count to plunge nationwide
The U.S. Department of Labor is expected to release revised job counts showing the nation lost 824,000 more jobs than initially estimated during the deepest part of the recession.
Jobs count to plunge nationwide
The U.S. Department of Labor is expected to release revised job counts showing the nation lost 824,000 more jobs than initially estimated during the deepest part of the recession.
Hard times shuttering hardware stores nationwide
Fairfax Hardware in east Denver is one of dozens of independent hardware stores nationwide forced to close — not from competition, but from the slumping economy that has caused sales to plummet.
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