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Denver
The Generic Lawyer
For 30 years, Norton Frickey spilled his blood in the courtroom, as he likes to say. He was a small-time Denver lawyer, specializing in personal injury an... Read story
Security;
At Denver's Elitch Gardens, a privately owned amusement park, off-duty city police patrol the grounds to protect patrons from rowdy customers. The securi... Read story
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Not every developer lost money as the Denver real estate market went sour. When Eric and Steve Holtze saw an apartment glut coming, the brothers went on b... Read story
Wide Open Spaces
The real-estate glut is bad news for developers and lenders but good news for almost everybody else Read story
The House That Re/max Built
OWNERS: David and Gail Liniger, founders of Re/Max International Inc., the third-largest real-estate brokerage company in the United States SITE: Tw... Read story
Birth Watch
New business offers mail-order pregnancy calendar full of relevant facts and tips. Read story
Kitchen Aid
New business paragraph on 'Chef Temps', an agency that provides temporary cooks and chefs. Read story
Economic Development #2: The Answer
Economic-development agencies spend too much time luring business from outside their area. Read story
Local Economies Land $195 Million in Grants
The Department of Labor awarded the grants to 13 regions across the nation, which will use the money to stimulate innovation and education in the tech sector. Read story
Local Economies Land $195 Million in Grants
The Department of Labor awarded the grants to 13 regions across the nation, which will use the money to stimulate innovation and education in the tech sector. Read story
Profiting from Politics
Whether John McCain or Barack Obama becomes the next president, a handful of entrepreneurs plan to enjoy -- and make money from -- this political season. Read story
Urban Outfitters
Inner-city businesses are finding that some of their best friends are in city hall. The mayors of many cities across America -- including Austin, Chicago, Cl... Read story
Working From Home -- And From Another Home
Sometimes one home office isn't enough. Read story
Mayoral Momentum
A primary tenet of the Initiative for a Competitive Inner City's (ICIC) philosophy is that the private sector must play a major role in the revitalization... Read story
Small Business Summit
More than 1,000 Small Business Development Center staff members will meet in Denver for a conference in September to discuss the latest issues facing smal... Read story
Are You Road Warrior Material?
Suzanne LaFata discovers some commonalities between her road warrior friends and finds that having a certain set of qualities makes life on the road much eas... Read story
How to Manage Telecommuters
Advice on managing employees who work from home Read story
Taking Time for Hobbies Helps Business
Tom Melaragno Compri Consulting (#124 on the 2000 Inc. 500) Denver "Rollin' up our sleeves/l... Read story
A Note From The Editor
INC.'s first Special Report on the state's small business climates must be read with care because it is a first report. We know from our experience with ... Read story
The Inner City 100
100 street-smart companies. Read story
If At First You Don't Succeed
How my father tried to reconcile his big ideas with a small-minded world. Read story
Upcoming Events
The National Federation of Independent Business state legislative conferences: March 10, Denver, Colo. Call Jim Henderson at the NFIB in Denver, (30... Read story
Cities Hope for More Industry Collaboration
June 21, 2005 --Partnership was the watchword at a meeting of over 150 elected city officials, business representatives and real estate de... Read story
Cities Hope for More Industry Collaboration
June 21, 2005 --Partnership was the watchword at a meeting of over 150 elected city officials, business representatives and real estate de... Read story
Worst of Times, Best of Times
Seven reasons why a recession is the best time to start a business. Read story
It's Not the Same America
Barriers to succeeding in business include regulation, special interests, protectionism, access to capital and welfare. Read story
Promote Thyself
The Queen Anne Inn in Denver is beginning to reap the benefits of a do-it-yourself PR campaign. Read story
Have an Art
Start-up invents a comprehensive way for interior designers and galleries to hunt for artwork. Read story
The Scoop on `Info Brokers'
A list of information brokers and low-cost alternatives to large market research houses. Read story
Home Away From Home
When looking for new employees in a depressed labor market, it may be wise to look in other areas of the country. Read story
Shell Games
She sells seashells down by the seashore, as the famous tongue-twister goes. He, on the other hand, sells corporate shells in Salt Lake City and Denver, a... Read story
Law;
Don't deprive yourself of an important management tool just because state courts have been treating policy statements in employee handbooks as binding con... Read story
The Inner City 100
The fourth annual Inner City 100. Read story
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Hotline
Hotline information pargraphs. Read story
39 Great Business Bargains
How to get a deal on just about everything. Read story
Keeping Fit
While most businesses are trying to control health insurance costs, some companies are spending more on employee health programs than ever before. Read story
Uncle Sam, Research Director
The nation's 400 national labs want to transfer their know-how to you. For sale: 28,000 patents. Read story
Allied Forces
Start-up uses its customers as its sales force. Read story
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