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Colorado business leaders are feeling more optimistic amid trade deals and federal economic policy

Faced with the fresh start of a new year, Colorado’s business community is feeling a bit rosier about the state’s economic prospects, according to a new survey from the Leeds School of Busin...

Latest bankers survey indicates shrinking rural economy

OMAHA, Neb. – The latest monthly survey of bankers in parts of 10 Plains and Western states indicates a shrinking rural economy, and three-quarters of bankers said President Donald Trump’s t...

How many hotel rooms in Durango are too much?

475 more rooms expected to be built in next few years

Minimum wage increase unlikely to boost pay for many Durangoans

But some worry about job creation in rural Colorado

County commercial building permits trend down over decade

Zoning could give developers more certainty

Navajo Nation faces possible plant, mine closure

PAGE, Ariz. – Communities on the Navajo Nation are bracing for the economic fallout from the possible shutdown of a coal-fired power plant. Closing the Navajo Generating Station a...

La Plata County economy could face challenges in 2017

State looks forward to continued growth

State touts Durango as a model of economic resiliency

Quality of life, diversity and leadership are keys

Yellen offers subtle change to outlook

Expects job growth to slow inflation to rise

Economic outlook for La Plata County relatively stable

Study downplays impact of Gold King spill, but highlights natural gas uncertainties

Tribes impact state’s economy

S.W. Colo. Native Americans add $1.5 billion

Drug-testing firm a beacon

Versatile professional firms are prized as Durango job-creators