Election guide for Colorado businesses | Fastest-growing private companies | Larimer Square losing tenants
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Welcome to Denver Business Journal's weekly LinkedIn newsletter. I'm Managing Editor Alicia Cohn, rounding up Denver business news to keep you in the know when time is short.
Here it is: Your guide to the 17 things Colorado businesses should watch on the November ballot.?
This guide covers the governor and attorney general races, legalizing psychedelic mushrooms, reducing the state income tax rate and adding landlord fees.
Note from Alicia: If you, like me, got your ballot in the mail last week (and you should have so check your mail!), you may be feeling overwhelmed by the research you need to do before voting. This guide of business-related election concerns for Denver-area businesses is a good starting point .
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Real estate deals of the week
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Times are changing for Larimer Square
Frank and Jacqueline Bonanno of Denver restaurant company Bonanno Concepts are closing two mainstays in the downtown block known as Larimer Square. One will reopen in a new location next year, but the other is closing for good.
Note from Alicia: Way back in 2014, when I was first considering moving to Denver, a friend took me to a memorable speakeasy on Larimer Square. It was essentially my first "real" Denver experience and I've always joked it's one of the reasons I decided to move. I bet you can guess which bar it was.
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Denver news bites
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Fundraise of the week
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Plus, there's this
This week in our print issue, we honored the fastest-growing private companies in the Denver metro AND?the Colorado Inno Awards winners , who are local innovative startups and companies making an impact across the Colorado tech and startup ecosystem.
Learn more about all of the honorees in our special awards sections.
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This weekly round-up of Denver business news was compiled by DBJ's managing editor.?I'm reading the U.S. surgeon general's new "framework for workplace mental health " that recommends autonomy and flexibility in the workplace, among a number of other ideas and resources. Worth looking over.
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