A new report shows that Colorado companies are making progress on increasing the number of women on boards, reaching a percentage that is on par with the national average after nearly a decade of tracking the numbers. The latest survey
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Steven Tanger on His Job Transition and Evolving the Outlets
Steven B. Tanger has his classic line: “In good times people love a bargain, and in tough times people need a bargain.” “The quote is still true today — probably more so than when I said it 30 years ago,”
Viral TikTok videos call on young Russians to stage illegal pro-Navalny protests
Momentum is building in Russia for widespread protests this weekend in support of jailed opposition leader Alexei Navalny. Videos have been posted on TikTok, Russia’s most popular iPhone app, encouraging people to defy authorities and turn out. Young Russians in
Denver airport falls behind on maintenance for aging facility
It’s been a frequent occurrence for years at Denver International Airport: Out-of-order escalators and moving walkways gum up the flow of crowds. Broken fixtures in bathrooms greet arriving passengers. The once-gleaming airport has lost its luster, for some, even as
Discussions swirl on Trump’s removal after chaos at Capitol
WASHINGTON — Lawmakers in both parties and members of President Donald Trump’s own administration were engaged in discussions on removing Trump from power following the insurrection in the Capitol by his supporters. The lawmakers and officials were discussing the efforts
Negotiators near agreement on long-delayed COVID-19 aid bill – The Denver Post
WASHINGTON — Top congressional leaders are nearing agreement on a long-delayed COVID-19 relief package, hoping to seal a deal as early as Wednesday that would extend aid to individuals and businesses and help ship coronavirus vaccines to millions. Sen. Joe
Brexit: Armed Navy boats on standby to protect UK waters in case of no deal
Armed Royal Navy boats are being prepared to patrol the UK’s fishing waters in an apparent final warning shot to Brussels as negotiations enter the final 48 hours. Four of the 80-metre vessels are on standby to guard British waters
Food insecurity on the rise as COVID-19 cases surge and economy sputters
The number of people being served by food banks and food pantries in Colorado swelled as the COVID-19 pandemic spiked heading into the holiday season. Food bank and pantry operators who serve people in need — those who are battling
Catch up on the latest news, from the DealBook newsletter.
Every day, the DealBook newsletter helps subscribers makes sense of the latest business and policy news. Here are some of the stories in today’s edition: News Corp bids for Simon & Schuster. Rupert Murdoch’s media company, which owns HarperCollins, is
Cars led a wave in spending on goods.
As the U.S. economy rebounded in the third quarter, one sector played a big role: Motor vehicles and parts were selling rapidly, contributing to an overall bounce in durable good spending. Americans bought $582 billion in automobiles and their components