Tamara Chuang

The number of job seekers contacting the Denver Workforce Development center usually picks up after the holidays, and the first week of 2026 was no different. But what seems unusual this year is who is asking for help, said Bret Walker, director of the ci... See more

Hello 2026! We’re not making predictions of what Coloradans should expect in the economy this year, but we plan to keep track of big and little changes that could impact your budget. Be sure to start the new year on the right foot. Invest in journalism th... See more

The annual top jobs in Colorado report was released this week. No single occupation took the No. 1 spot. Rather, 163 professions shared the honors. That’s how the legislature-mandated Colorado Talent Pipeline Report works, said economist Ryan Gedney, who ... See more

Less than three weeks after wrapping up public comments to figure out where to plop down a new outreach office, the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office picked Montana to replace an operation that has been in Denver since 2014. The new space will be one of th... See more

$42 million. That was the estimated increase in the cost of goods Lee Mayer calculated her company would have to pay after April 2, when President Donald Trump announced sizable reciprocal tariffs on goods imported from other countries. Havenly, which May... See more