The deal will add 275,000 acres to Chevron’s holdings in eastern Colorado, the equivalent of more than 1 billion barrels of oil.

The leisure and hospitality sector gained the most, adding 4,400 jobs in April.

The largest declines occurred in professional and business services, trade, transportation and utilities, and financial activities.

A program to bolster local economies hit hard by the pandemic has used public funds for private events, a CPR News investigation has found.

The state added 6,200 nonfarm jobs last month.

State regulators say Colorado’s local banks are on sound footing.

Both the finance and construction sectors are losing jobs.

SVB is the largest bank to fail since the 2008 banking crisis.

The world of cryptocurrencies has had a rough time lately, with high-profile frauds and scams and the value of digital tokens collapsing.

Ride iQ won the top prize at Denver Startup Week’s pitch competition last year and is participating in the Boulder Accelerator program for tech startups.

Fruits and vegetables cost almost 13 percent more than they did at the same time last year.

The IRS is trying to figure out whether Colorado residents will owe federal taxes on last year’s TABOR refund checks.

Crime and a lack of security are two big issues that business owners have experienced.

Persistent inflation, rising interest rates and a growing tally of layoffs at big companies across the U.S. make it difficult to assess the economic forecast.

To lure event planners to spend their money here, Colorado is offering a cash rebate that covers up to 10 percent of eligible hard costs for events that attract large groups.

More than half of business leader respondents to a survey from CU think the U.S. will enter a recession in the first half of 2023.