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Colorado Springs scores defense contractor expansion

Nooks, a company that s veteran owned and offers "classified spaces as a service," will expand in Colorado Springs, officials with the state and Colorado Springs Chamber & EDC announced today

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A conversation with Colorado s economic development chief about how the pandemic has changed how the state does business

Pat Meyers just finished his first year as the head of Colorado’s Office of Economic Development and International Trade.

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Unsustainable? Colorado s government keeps growing

Proponents of Colorado’s Taxpayer s Bill of Rights designed the constitutional amendment to curb government’s voracious appetite for more spending.

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Local aerospace can survive SPACECOM limbo

The permanent location of U.S. Space Command headquarters is still up in the air.

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Colorado Springs Bluestaq approved for $5 6 million in incentives to expand with 585 jobs

Colorado Springs-based government contractor Bluestaq said Friday it will hire 585 people over the next eight years after state economic development officials approved $5.57 million in incentives for the company.

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