Denver Business Journal

• JBS to pay up to $5.5M settlement after lawsuit alleges discrimination at Greeley plant June 9, 2021
  JBS USA will pay up to $5.5 million to approximately 300 employees in order to settle a lawsuit brought by the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission alleging discrimination at the meat processing company’s Greeley plant. The EEOC announced the settlement in a news release on Wednesday morning. It stemmed from a 2010 lawsuit alleging that […]
  9News
• Redevelopment eyed on 10.5-acre site just outside downtown Denver June 9, 2021
  The high-profile redevelopment site hit the market in January 2021.
  James Rodriguez
• What Colorado's new data-privacy bill means for businesses and consumers June 9, 2021
  Colorado is just the third state in the country to grant residents rights over their digital footprint.
  Ed Sealover
• Denver outdoor travel startup raises $23M funding, partners with RV rental company June 9, 2021
  In addition to glamping, the company offers on-site activities, like horseback riding, meals from local chefs and personalized hospitality.
  Nick Greenhalgh
• With quiet bill killing, Colorado makes statement on policy around plastic pollution June 9, 2021
  Legislators gave final approval to a bill to ban single-use plastic bags and polystyrene to-go food containers on Tuesday, but they quietly killed another bill that sought a solution to growing plastic pollution on Monday.
  Ed Sealover
• Colorado legislative session ends with focus on 3 tax bills June 9, 2021
  One of the tax bills is favored universally by businesses, one package was fought vigorously and one divides both Republicans and Democrats.
  Ed Sealover
• What Colorado's final bill of the session means for greenhouse gas limits, environmental justice June 9, 2021
  A compromise to avoid a governor veto passes as a last act of the legislative session.
  Greg Avery
• Construction firm Katerra plans to lay off 100 in Denver area, files for bankruptcy protection June 9, 2021
  The company appears to have been working on at least three active projects in the Denver area, leaving their immediate futures in question.
  James Rodriguez
• First Look: Inside Tattered Cover's new location at McGregor Square (Photos) June 9, 2021
  Tattered Cover's newest location, at the McGregor Square mixed-use development just west of Coors Field, isn't far from its previous outpost in Lower Downtown. The new store sits just a few blocks from Tattered Cover's former home at the C.S. Morey Mercantile building at 16th and Wynkoop streets — so close, in fact, that on […]
  James Rodriguez
• How 3 Denver-based restaurant chains are bouncing back from Covid-19 June 8, 2021
  One has found a new niche in individual dining, one is restarting restaurant growth and one is seeing sales boom in locations where it's partnered with a pizza restaurant to boost its menu.
  Ed Sealover