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Gadget inspectors

The Custom Electronic Design & Installation Association trade show -- known as CEDIA -- last week in Denver introduced more products to help home owners efficiently manage their heating, cooling and electrical systems.

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Stocks reverse fall, mostly higher

Stocks reversed a steep sell-off to end mostly higher Friday as fears about a worrisome jobs report gave way to bargain hunting in sectors such as financials and consumer staples.

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Salazar presses fight on oil shale

U.S. Sen. Ken Salazar is not giving up his fight to block commercial oil shale development in Colorado.

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Luxury condo tower 80% sold

On Sept. 22, the first residents will begin moving into the 32-story, $140 million One Lincoln Park, the first luxury condo tower built in Denver's central business district in more than 25 years.

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Despite tough economy, ski areas spend millions on improvements

Colorado ski areas have continued to pour hundreds of millions of dollars into everything from new trails to slopeside lodging despite a tough economy and questions about whether high fuel prices will take a toll on visits.

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Retailers give it the old college try

Despite pushback from some schools, fashion brands plan to sell directly on campuses this fall to reach the lucrative college crowd.

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Health Care »

Vocational school enrollment soars as economy slows

Rodney Vanover worked for 17 years as a process engineer for Maxtor in Longmont before his company was bought out in 2006. His job was sent overseas the following year.

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Contract talks fail; walkout set to begin

Boeing Co.'s extended contract talks with its largest union ended in failure, setting up a walkout slated to start at midnight that will halt aircraft production.

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