Denver Economy newsletter
Today's top economy stories from The Denver Post
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New ZYN plant in Aurora goes from concept to full production in two years

The plant will employ 500 workers. It represents the first greenfield factory built by PMI’s U.S. subsidiary.

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DTC storage firm cuts 100 jobs after sale

More than 100 people are losing their jobs after the sale of a self-storage firm in the Denver Tech Center.

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Denver asks taxpayer-backed theater where $400,000 went

The Denver Immersive Repertory Theater was supposed to open this year at 15th and Blake streets downtown after being awarded a $400,000 loan from a city affiliate.

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Western Slope winemaker — with Front Range tasting room — named ‘absolute best’ in Colorado

Lucky for drinkers, this wine maker boasts two locations, in Palisade and Boulder, serving the award-winning goods.

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School district buying distressed Meridian office for 53% discount

The district has agreed to pay $6 million for the Meridian One building at 9785 Maroon Circle, which is in an unincorporated part of the county.

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Chevron pursues new 40-well oil and gas fracking site in Adams County

Chevron has indicated it wants to build the Cord Federal oil and gas development, with 40 wells on 22.8 acres near U.S. 85 and East 136th Avenue.

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Why Colorado is poised to lead the federal real estate pivot

Colorado’s struggles to improve housing affordability inform many of the federal housing reforms, which should leave the state in a better spot to “connect the dots” and implement the changes coming.

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US bans foreign-made humanoid robots, targeting China over national security