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Dow jumps 94 points
The Dow closed up 94.28 at 12,992.66 on Thursday. (AIV) (BLL) (CMG) (CBR) (XEC) (COBZ) (CROX) (CSGS) (DISH) (FST) (JNS) (LVLT) (LBTYA) (MDC) (TAP) (NEM) (PLD) (TIE) (TTEC) (Q) (TWTC)
Xcel starts construction of Boulder 'smart grid'
About 15,000 homeowners and businesses in Boulder will be getting new "smart" meters this summer to help them monitor their energy usage and make choices based on price and the resource used, such as coal, natural gas, or wind, Xcel Energy Inc. officials said Thursday. (XEL) (ACN)
COGA says revised energy rules will cost consumers $32B
Dozens of prehearing statements about Colorado's pending rewrite of the rules that oversee oil and gas permits and operations outline the battle lines between the various interest groups and the Colorado Oil & Gas Conservation Commission, the agency that oversees the state's $23 billion a year industry.
Frontier workers face temporary wage cuts of 10 percent
Frontier Airline employees will see paychecks cut 10 percent when the carrier implements temporary wage reductions later this month, the airline said.
Colorado foreclosure filings up 23 percent in Q1
New foreclosure filings rose 23 percent in Colorado during the first quarter of the year, according to a report released Thursday by the Colorado Division of Housing.
Colorado companies cut more jobs in first quarter
Colorado companies cut more jobs in the first quarter than they did a year earlier, according to a report issued Thursday by the federal Bureau of Labor Statistics.
ALPS Fund Services acquires hedge fund administrator
ALPS Fund Services Inc. has acquired the assets of Price Meadows Inc., a hedge fund administrator with more than $6 billion in assets under administration, ALPS said Thursday.
Air Force awards satellite contract to ULA
The United Launch Alliance rocket consortium will launch a missile detection and intelligence satellite for the U.S. Air Force Space and Missile Systems Center in late 2010 or early 2011.
Hank Brown joins Brownstein law firm
Hank Brown -- former U.S. senator and former president of the University of Colorado -- has joined the law firm of Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck as senior counsel, the firm reported Thursday.
ProLogis to develop distribution center in Japan
ProLogis will develop a 260,000-square-foot distribution center for Hitachi Transport System in Saga, Japan, the company reported Thursday. (PLD)
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