Among “mid-sized metro areas” Colorado Springs is ranked 11th for the nation’s top 20 cities for relocation.
The ranking survey was sponsored by Worldwide ERC, which studies workforce mobility. The survey defined mid-sized areas as having a population between 600,000 to 1.3 million.
Rankings included job growth for 2007, percentage of nearby top-ranked colleges, average in-state tuition […]
Unemployment benefit checks will no longer be mailed.
The Colorado Department of Labor and Employment has partnered with Chase to issue Visa debit cards for automated payments.
The cards are expected to provide greater security, privacy and reliability and save the state more than $209,000 in postage costs during the first year.
Benefits […]
Boston-based Iron Mountain Inc. has acquired the Denver-based DocuVault companies.
The deal expands Iron Mountain’s presence in Colorado, but whether DocuVault will retain its name is unknown.
DocuVault was founded in 1997, and Iron Mountain was founded in 1951 and employs more than 10,500 workers.
During 2007, Iron Mountain reported $153 million in net income on […]
An Air Force Academy team won the 2nd annual National Security Innovation Competition for creating a liquid that neutralizes chemical weapons.
The competition, created by the Colorado Homeland Defense Alliance and the Colorado Springs Technology Incubator, seeks to highlight national security technology being developed at the nation’s top universities.
The Air Force team’s ionic liquids […]