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REUTEMAN: Hiring woes at Cargill tied to tougher laws

Cargill Meat Solutions, which processes 4 million pounds of beef daily at its plant in Fort Morgan, has been 200 workers short for almost two years.

BOARDROOM SPORTS: Sonics offer a lesson for cities with major league franchises

In 2006, the Basketball Club of Seattle, headed by Starbucks Chairman Howard Schultz, sold the SuperSonics to an investment group led by Oklahoma City businessman Clayton Bennett. For the next year, Bennett tried to persuade state and local government officials to fund a new arena complex to replace Key Arena, which opened in 1962 and was rebuilt in 1994-95.

PATON: It's all in the family, securities files reveal

Buried deep in the documents filed with securities regulators are all those deals companies do with top executives, directors and their family members.

DENVER INC: Nonprofit Cable Center at DU finds a niche hosting events

The Cable Center at the University of Denver is an educational institution that in part celebrates the cable-TV industry through a library, educational programs and other industry-related initiatives.

MILSTEAD: Payday loan fees rate more debate

Colorado could not do what Oregon did, namely pass a law to place significant restrictions on the amount of money a payday lender can charge its customers.

REUTEMAN: It's big debut for little-known Woodward Governor

The Woodward Governor Co. made an impressive debut at No. 12 on this year's Colorado 50, more so because it's been a fixture in Larimer County since 1955.

BOARDROOM SPORTS: Olympic boycott penalizes athletes, accomplishes little

Recent protests in London, Paris and San Francisco during the Olympic torch relay have focused international attention on the sometimes volatile mixture of politics and sports.

Chipotle, U2's Bono paired in info video

What do Chipotle Mexican Grill and Bono have in common besides a commitment to social responsibility? The fast-casual burrito maker and the U2 lead singer can be seen together in a short video produced by Minyanville, the media company that creates branded content to entertain and educate audiences about the world of finance.

PATON: Toronto exchanges make pitch to Colo.

General Moly, Metallica Resources and Storm Cat Energy are among the more than two dozen Colorado companies trading on the Toronto Stock Exchange and its junior market.

Glum over home prices? Look afar

Last week, we reported that the average price of a single-family home sold in Denver during March was 9.9 percent less than in March 2007. Is it fair to conclude that the value of your home depreciated 10 percent in the past year?

MILSTEAD: Tax proposal likely to cost businesses

It was pitched as part of a pro-business legislative package. Now it seems that a key part of Gov. Bill Ritter's agenda will create more losers than winners in the corporate community.

REUTEMAN: History says Frontier's at its best in troubled times

Reflect back on a happier time for Frontier Airlines - when United Airlines filed for bankruptcy in December 2002.

Agent: 'Case was bigger than me'

Cory Voorhis said he felt "pure elation" and vindication when he heard the verdict clearing him of federal charges.

PATON: CFP board resignations protest CEO power tilt

Jim Williams said he enjoyed being part of the commission that evaluates miscon- duct allegations involving financial planners, and he believed it was important work.

It's an exciting time to be a Rockies fan

Baseball is back and Rockies fans' expectations are at fever pitch after last year's miracle run for the National League pennant and first-ever World Series visit. To get a pro's perspective on Major League Baseball, we spoke with Drew Goodman. The five-time Colorado Sportscaster of the Year is starting his seventh season calling Rockies games for FSN Rocky Mountain and KTVD.

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