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Denver's highly-regarded National Jewish Health system has lost its Standard & Poor's investment-grade rating, falling to BB-plus from BBB-minus.
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Nearly 20 years after the airport opened, Denver International Airport is restructuring variable-rate debt as part of a deal that adds a decade to the lease of its major carrier United Airlines by reducing carrier operating costs.
August 29 - Colorado
A growing number of school districts are showing signs of fiscal stress, acoording to a report from the Colorado State Audtor.
August 27 - Colorado
Marijuana legalization has failed to live up to the hype in terms of its impact on state economies, according to the three major rating agencies.
August 12 - Texas
Texas emerged as the top state in bond volume in the first half of 2014 as issuance across the Southwest rose 1.9% compared to the same time last year, data from Thomson Reuters shows.
August 11 - Colorado
A bitter campaign over limiting oil and gas operations in Colorado is sidelined by Gov. John Hickenlooper's deal with environmentalists and energy producers.
August 5 - Colorado
Denver's fifth annual attempt to popularize its debt among its citizens proved successful with $12 million of "Mini-Bonds" sold in about an hour.
August 5 -
Oil and gas producers in Colorado won a significant legal victory Thursday, as a state district court struck down a local on hydraulic fracturing within city limits.
July 24 - Colorado
Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper will leave a decision on statewide oil and gas drilling restrictions to voters instead of calling a special session.
July 18