Denver Economy newsletter
Today's top economy stories from The Denver Post
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Entity tied to Buc-ee’s buys parcel of land along I-25 for $10M

Those directly involved in the development have largely declined to comment.

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Companies are using personal data to set differing prices for consumers. Should Colorado crack down?

“The effect of surveillance pricing makes that price-setting process much more efficient to exploit customers’ personal data, to predict how much an individual consumer is willing to pay.”

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Denver development authority declines loan request to convert downtown offices to apartments

The Denver Downtown Development Authority has declined, at least for now, to help finance a conversion of an office building along 17th Street into apartments.

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Denver apartment rent prices stop falling in first quarter

Vacancy rates also leveled off as the supply of new apartments is slowing down, but concessions remain at a 20-year high.

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Leasing begins at Cherry Creek West’s first office building

One Cherry Creek is anticipated to be complete in summer 2029.

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PNC Bank could cut up to 777 workers at FirstBank headquarters in Lakewood

Cuts involve staff at the former headquarters of FirstBank on West Colfax Avenue.

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Xcel Energy scraps plans to cut power to thousands in southern Colorado amid lower-than-expected wildfire risk

Xcel Energy pulled back on plans to cut power to more than 7,000 customers in southern Colorado on Wednesday, after wind speeds were lower than expected.

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TooSteppin Saloon brings Aussie flavor to Boulder with hard ginger beer