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Sen. Salazar calls for release of reserve oil

Sen. Ken Salazar, D-Colo., on Wednesday urged President Bush to release 70 million barrels of oil from stockpiles to rein in galloping pump prices, echoing calls made Monday by Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama.
Developer eyeing Vail for hockey team

A developer backed by the son of Texas technology tycoon Ross Perot is shopping for land and a public-private partnership in the Vail Valley or Summit County to build a $60 million multipurpose arena for a Central Hockey League franchise.

Fla. firm buys four Colo. title insurance operations

Florida-based Fidelity National Financial Inc. has acquired the four Colorado title insurance operations from Denver-based Mercury Cos. Inc.

Digestive aid drink firm gets venture capital boost

Organic and natural foods pioneer Steve Demos on Wednesday announced a $16 million infusion led by Maveron LLC, a venture capital firm co-founded by Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz.

Frontier reports drop in key traffic rate

Frontier Airlines reported a 2.6 percent decrease in a key traffic last month, mirroring declines for the industry in general.

Theater district campaign seeks to create 'an identity'

The nonprofit Denver Theatre District on Wednesday kicked off a campaign that will include arts-related signs.

Closed track sold to group for $9 million

The mothballed Pikes Peak International Raceway near Colorado Springs has been sold to private investors.

Sen. Salazar calls for release of reserve oil

Sen. Ken Salazar, D-Colo., on Wednesday urged President Bush to release 70 million barrels of oil from stockpiles to rein in galloping pump prices, echoing calls made Monday by Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama.
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Ford met its salaried cost-cut goal, exec says

A top Ford Motor Co. executive said Wednesday that the company met its goal of cutting 15 percent of its North American salaried costs by Aug. 1.

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Housing lender Freddie Mac on Wednesday posted a second-quarter loss that was more than three times larger than Wall Street expected as a huge number of borrowers with good credit fell behind on their exotic and risky mortgages.

Colleges heed 'green-collar' job growth

Companies are stepping up their environmental initiatives, and that could mean one thing - a boom in "green-collar" jobs.

Rocky Mountain PBS general manager announces departure

James Morgese plans to leave Rocky Mountain PBS after a tenure that began as KRMA station manager in 1990 and evolved into his current responsibilities of president and general manager three years later.

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