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Nuggets' Nene settles case with ex-manager

The Denver Nuggets' Nene and former friend and business manager Joe Santos have agreed to settle a legal dispute and avoid a trial, a lawyer for the Brazilian ballplayer said.

Colo. casinos report another revenue drop

Colorado's mountain casinos posted declining revenues for the fourth straight month since a smoking ban took effect, the state's gaming division reported Friday.

Panel: 16th Street Mall is a work of art

An advisory panel of the Urban Land Institute on Friday termed the 16th Street Mall a work of art and urged those studying changes to the city's spine to upgrade retail there and strengthen its connections to nearby streets.

United to adjust frequent-flier tallies

United Airlines is reducing frequent-flier miles for flights under 500 miles as part of efforts to cut costs.

Xcel asks for hike in natural gas price

Colorado's biggest utility, Xcel Energy, on Friday asked for a hike in the price of natural gas it could charge customers in June.

Sprint discontinues Broadband Direct

Sprint is discontinuing its Broadband Direct high-speed Internet service on July 31.

Frontier details exec severance-pay plan

Frontier Airlines' top six executives would receive $144,180 each in severance pay if they are terminated because of a merger, liquidation or other event, according to a compensation plan the carrier submitted to a bankruptcy court Friday.

Colo. jobless rate steady - for now

Colorado's unemployment rate was steady at 4.4 percent in April, but labor economists say rising energy and food prices are expected to dampen job growth.

Plan: GE no longer to make appliances

General Electric Co. plans to sell or spin off the business that for a century has put appliances in American homes, a decision that could presage further asset sales, analysts said.

Colorado jobless rate holds steady

Colorado’s unemployment rate was steady at 4.4 percent in April, but labor economists say rising energy and food prices are expected to dampen job growth.
FDA warns on transplant drugs

Health regulators reiterated their warning today that organ-transplant drugs from Roche and Novartis can cause miscarriages and birth defects when used by pregnant women.
Waterbeds, TV enhance dairy output

When it comes to comfort, Kirk Christie’s cows have it all — a new barn, a flat-screen television and waterbeds.
Rural economic index hits new low

A Midwest economic index has hit a new low despite record farm income, brisk farm equipment sales and rising farmland prices.
Lab official honored for cutting costs

Lawrence Kazmerski, director of the National Center for Photovoltaics at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory in Golden, has received the Charles Greeley Abbot Award for his work to reduce the cost of solar energy.

Coloradans to fly, drive over long weekend

Coloradans still plan to hit the roads and skies in large numbers over the Memorial Day weekend despite increases in gasoline prices, airfares and rental car rates.

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