Teamsters file for injunction against Frontier Airlines parent Republic Airways
The International Brotherhood of Teamsters is going to court to prevent what the union says is an attempt by Republic Airways Holdings Inc. to strip Denver-based Frontier Airlines mechanics moving to Milwaukee of their union representation.
UDR chairman Robert Larson dies
Robert Larson, chairman of Colorado’s UDR Inc. and retired CEO of The Taubman Co., died Thursday, he was 75.
Colorado Athletic Club coming to Denver’s Tabor Center
A 40,000-square-foot Colorado Athletic Club will open Tuesday at the Tabor Center office-retail-hotel complex on the 16th Street Mall in downtown Denver.
Visits to Colorado Ski Country resorts down 4%
Visits to Colorado Ski Country USA (CSCUSA) resorts in January and February were down 4 percent in 2010 versus the same period in 2009, according to figures released Thursday by the trade group, which represents 22 ski areas.
I-70 in Glenwood Canyon partially re-opens; full repairs could take weeks
One lane of Interstate 70 through Glenwood Canyon has been re-opened in each direction, three days after a rockslide forced closure of the cross-state freeway.
Denver’s SIA Snow Show hits 6-year high
The first SIA Snow Show hosted by Denver brought in 18,932 attendees, the largest crowd that has attended the national trade show in six years, trade group SnowSports Industries America of McLean, Va. reported Thursday.
Dow up 44 points; in Colorado, Evergreen Energy up 7%, Level 3 up 3%
The Dow rallied late in Thursday’s session and finished up 44 points. In Colorado, Evergreen Energy, American Oil & Gas and Level 3 Communications were among actively traded gainers.
Lockheed Martin division to build GeoEye2
Lockheed Martin Space Systems Co. will engineer and build the next satellite for GeoEye Inc., a remote imaging company. (LMT) (GEOY)
Vectra Bank’s Small Business Index for Colorado up a 5th month
The Vectra Bank Colorado Small Business Index rose in February for a fifth straight month, to 85.9, its highest level in 16 months.
Attorney tries ballot measure on beer sales
A Denver attorney has filed a new ballot initiative that would allow grocery stores to sell full-strength beer, wine and liquor and would permit convenience stores to sell full-strength beer as well.
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