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ESPN, the sports channel that is Walt Disney's most profitable unit, is cutting 300 to 400 jobs across the company and closing a small Denver office, a source said.
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DENVER-- Survivors of a woman killed during the production of a reality TV show pilot have filed a wrongful death and negligence lawsuit against Discovery Communications Inc. and Anthropic Productions Corp.. Terry Flanell's husband and daughter filed the lawsuit last week in federal court in Denver.
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DENVER, June 16- Authorities battling the deadly wildfire outside Colorado's second-largest city said on Sunday that firefighters were getting the upper hand on the blaze that ranks as the state's most destructive on record.
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DENVER-- High winds have diverted 23 flights that were scheduled to land at Denver International Airport. Airport officials say winds up to 48 mph Thursday night diverted the flights to other airports, but the planes were returning to Denver once they refueled.
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NEW YORK-- Natural gas and oil company Antero Resources Corp. filed for an initial public offering worth up to $1 billion. Antero said its properties are located in the Appalachian Basin in West Virginia, Ohio, and Pennsylvania.
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DENVER-- A Colorado couple accused in a Ponzi scheme that defrauded investors in 13 states and five foreign countries have received prison time. Federal prosecutors said Monday that Richard Dalton, of Golden, has received a 10- year prison sentence after pleading guilty to money laundering.
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DENVER-- A Colorado law to require marijuana magazines to be sold behind the counter like pornography is being abandoned before it takes effect. State lawyers indicated Monday they don't want to go back to court to talk about the recently enacted law that would have made Colorado in an unusual position.
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United began daily Boeing 787 flights from Denver to Tokyo on Monday, marking the city's first nonstop flight to Asia.
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Raymond James analyst Wayne Johnson upgraded his rating on Western Union to "Outperform" Monday, after he had what he described as "an upbeat and encouraging tour of the company's digital office in San Francisco."
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NEW YORK-- Mayor Michael Bloomberg last week nixed a requirement for many city businesses to provide paid sick leave, but the City Council was expected to override Friday's veto and make New York the most populous place in the United States with such a law.
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Transportation Security Administration agents in Denver briefly stopped "Star Wars" franchise actor Peter Mayhew recently as he was boarding a flight with a cane shaped like one of science-fiction's most iconic weapons. Social media played no role in the determination, "the TSA said in a brief statement released to The Associated Press on Saturday.
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DENVER-- Colorado will have to answer a complaint about treating marijuana magazines like pornography, even though state officials have announced that the restriction is unconstitutional and won't be enforced. A lawyer representing Colorado asked for the suit to be dismissed because of an emergency rule the executive branch issued Wednesday.
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DENVER-- A gay couple is pursuing a discrimination complaint against a Colorado bakery, saying the business refused them a wedding cake to honor their Massachusetts ceremony, and alleging that the owners have a history of turning away same-sex couples.
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DETROIT, May 30- Tesla Motors Inc is working on a small crossover vehicle that will share its basic underpinnings with a new compact sedan that is expected to reach dealers "in the next three to four years," Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk said Thursday.
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We've worked with Boeing to fix them. Smisek and Boeing CEO Jim McNerney were on the flight from Houston on Monday. Regulators grounded the Dreamliner worldwide on Jan. 16 after batteries burned on two jets, prompting Boeing to redesign the battery system.
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HOUSTON/ NEW YORK, May 20- For the past three years, the boom in the U.S. shale oil industry has outstripped all expectations. News from two of the country's less developed shale plays in Colorado and Ohio last week offer a reality check for the wave of euphoria that has washed across the industry.
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In Denver, Colorado, for instance, treatment for heart failure ranges from $21,000 to $46,000, according to the data on services used in the 100 common hospital stays covered by the Medicare program for the elderly and disabled. In Jackson, Mississippi, fees for the same treatment range from $9,000 to $51,000.
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May 7- Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway Inc, the largest investor in DaVita HealthCare Partners Inc, has entered an agreement allowing it to nearly double its stake in the largest U.S. operator of dialysis clinics to 25 percent. DaVita shares rose $3.84, or 3.3 percent, to $121.40 in after-hours trading after the agreement was disclosed.
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NEW YORK, May 3- The Dow and S&P 500 advanced to all-time closing highs on Friday, with major indexes jumping 1 percent after an unexpectedly strong April jobs report eased concerns about an economic slowdown. Bellwether companies, including Chevron Corp, Boeing Co and Johnson& Johnson, reached 52- week highs.
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NEW YORK, May 3- The Dow and S&P 500 advanced to all-time intraday highs on Friday, with major indexes jumping 1 percent after an unexpectedly strong April jobs report eased concerns about the economy. Bellwether companies, including Chevron Corp, Boeing Co and Johnson& Johnson, reached 52- week highs.
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May 2- Montana- based brokerage D.A. Davidson& Co plans to acquire smaller Los Angeles- based rival Crowell, Weedon& Co in a deal that would create one of the largest regional brokerage firms on the West Coast, with $43.5 billion in client assets under management.
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