Greenwood Village News

Greenwood Village, Colo.-based Poms & Associates Insurance Brokers Inc. named Robert Pesavento vice president of business development in the Greenwood Village, Colo.

GREENWOOD VILLAGE, Colo., May 23, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Listening to clients is how Ciber begins every consulting engagement, so when it came time to refresh the company's global brand, client interviews is where the effort began.

The Cherry Creek High School junior accused of stealing ACT and Advanced Placement tests will not be criminally charged, but CBS4 has learned he also won't be returning to the school.

Boston-based National Bank Holdings Corp. - which has acquired a pair of Colorado banks in the last 10 months - is moving its headquarters to the Denver area from Boston, the company announced Friday.

A chief financial officer for an investment company lost his poise when a business meeting with fellow co-workers didn't turn out the way he wanted - so he grabbed a baseball bat, prosecutors say.

A Denver 911 operator fired for sending Jimma Reat to the spot where he was murdered said he feels horrible about his death but was so focused on Reat's location he failed to get help to him, according to a transcript of a meeting between him and his boss.

GREENWOOD VILLAGE, Colo., May 14, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Ampio Pharmaceuticals, Inc.

Boulder-based Hapa Sushi has closed its location on University Hill after 13 years in business.

Kelsey Whipple's post about an Occupy Denver protest at Snooze over the weekend has produced lotsa strongly expressed opinions on both sides of the issue.

The Maryland-based parent company of Wolf Camera has yet to return calls and emails to the property manager of its East Hopkins Avenue store or The Aspen Times to explain the reason behind last week's abrupt closure.

Mark Payne is the managing partner at Winzenburg, Leff, Purvis & Payne, LLP where he specializes in representing community associations in Colorado.

Inventory was down, sales were up, average sales price was up and the number of pending contracts increased in double digits.

The $40 million renovation job is, according to AIA, "an urban-planning success story that balances contemporary architecture with the historic character of the iconic downtown stadium." Los Angeles-based AECOM served as the project's primary architect while Greenwood Village, Colo.-based ICON Venue Group was the project manager.

Greenwood Village-based CoBank on Wednesday reported a 9 percent increase in first-quarter net income from a year earlier, which it attributed to its Jan.