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MillerCoors execs moving?

Molson Coors and SABMiller are mulling whether to locate the top executives for the MillerCoors joint U.S. venture in a spot other than Golden or Milwaukee, Molson Coors CEO Leo Kiely said.

Coloradans to fly, drive over long weekend

Coloradans still plan to hit the roads and skies in large numbers over the Memorial Day weekend despite increases in gasoline prices, airfares and rental car rates.

Study: Contracts aid lower-wage workers

Low-wage and middle-income workers benefit from union contracts through higher pay, according to a national study by the Center for Economic and Policy Research released jointly with Colorado's Bell Policy Center.

Head of trade group takes Steamboat job

The head of Colorado's ski industry trade group has accepted a job as vice president of sales and marketing for Intrawest's Steamboat ski resort.

Lab official honored for cutting costs

Lawrence Kazmerski, director of the National Center for Photovoltaics at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory in Golden, has received the Charles Greeley Abbot Award for his work to reduce the cost of solar energy.

Hank Brown to join Denver law firm

Hank Brown, the former U.S. senator who stepped down as University of Colorado president in March, has joined the law firm of Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck.

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Firm says Colo. foreclosure rate is fifth-highest

Colorado's foreclosure rate was the fifth-highest in the nation in April, California-based RealtyTrac reported today.

Pension funds urge Molson Coors to revise stock structure

On the eve of the Molson Coors annual meeting in Denver today, two big public pension funds with a $55 million stake in the beer maker called on Molson Coors to scrap its unequal voting-rights structure.

Well-sold job ads draw best candidates

A tight labor market is no excuse for lazy job postings.

Two trade groups moving to Boulder

The Colorado Nanotechnology Association and the Colorado Photonics Industry Association are moving to Boulder from Denver to be closer to the companies they represent, the Boulder Economic Council announced.

Little local impact expected after raid

A federal immigration raid at a kosher meatpacking plant in northeastern Iowa this week isn't expected to have a significant impact on the availability of kosher meat in the Denver area.