AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoVail Resorts: The Denver-based company says activist investor Oasis may be coordinating with billionaire Matthew Prince, who wants to buy Park City Mountain. The allegations set up a conflict-of-interest fight as Oasis seeks board seats. Colorado Economy: The state added 2,400 jobs, but unemployment rose to 4.1%; labor-force participation also fell to its lowest level since 1979. Real Estate: Colorado home sales dropped 15.1% as buyers pulled back. Denver office vacancy, meanwhile, fell as leasing improved, though Cherry Creek is thriving while downtown struggles. Business Investment: Lockheed Martin plans to expand aerospace operations in Douglas and Jefferson counties. Data Centers: Denver launched a working group to shape rules for data center projects, while Littleton weighs a six-month moratorium. Hiring: Gastamo Group’s new Homegrown Tap & Dough in Colorado Springs is expected to create 104 jobs.
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