Electric rates will go up for Xcel Energy customers starting Sept. 1 following state regulators’ approval of a roughly $97 million increase in revenue for the utility. The Colorado Public […]
Read moreDIA announces Aer Lingus flight to Ireland, adding international city
Colorado travelers will be a nonstop flight away from the lush countryside and rich history of Ireland with the launch of new air service next spring out of Denver International […]
Read moreRobert H. Giles, Newspaper Editor and Nieman Curator, Dies at 90
Robert H. Giles, who oversaw Pulitzer Prize-winning coverage at two newspapers — including reports on the fatal shooting of four antiwar protesters by National Guard troops on the Kent State […]
Read moreDischarging Student Debt in Bankruptcy Is Supposed to Be Easier Than Before
Alista Lineburg is not a lawyer, but she assumed the role when she couldn’t find one to help her discharge $146,000 of federal student debt in bankruptcy. The process requires […]
Read moreWeWork Cites ‘Substantial Doubt’ That It Can Stay in Business
WeWork, which lost billions of dollars building and operating a global empire of co-working spaces, warned investors on Tuesday that it might not be in business for much longer. “Substantial […]
Read moreChina’s Exports Fall Again, Imperiling Its Economic Recovery
The News China’s trade numbers dropped in July, according to government data released Tuesday, a sign that the country’s economic rebound was lagging despite efforts by officials in Beijing to […]
Read moreBillionaire Parts With Group Behind Israel’s Judicial Overhaul
Arthur Dantchik, the American multibillionaire who provided millions to the think tank behind Israel’s highly polarizing judicial overhaul plan, announced on Friday that he would no longer donate to the […]
Read moreDebt Downgrade, Driven by Partisanship, Is Unlikely to Deter Borrowing
The downgrade of the United States’ debt by a major ratings firm is a damning indictment of the country’s fractious politics and a blot on its financial record that is […]
Read moreFrench Journalists Call Off Strike, Failing to Block ‘Far-Right’ Editor
Journalists at France’s leading Sunday newspaper announced Tuesday that they were ending one of the longest media strikes in recent French history, but they predicted that dozens might resign to […]
Read more‘X’ on Twitter’s Headquarters Faces Investigation Over Permit Violations
An “X” sign installed on Twitter’s San Francisco headquarters on Friday as part of the company’s rebranding is under investigation by the city for lacking proper permits, according to officials. […]
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