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From the Denver Post: Treasury set to buy into banks
The government prepared Monday to move the first batch of bailout money to banks as fretful world markets plunged again.

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From the Denver Post: Treasury set to buy into banks
The government prepared Monday to move the first batch of bailout money to banks as fretful world markets plunged again.

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From the Denver Post: Denver commercial real estate market healthy
Denver’s revitalized downtown and focus on transit-oriented development have helped to keep its commercial real-estate market healthy, relative to the rest of the country, according to a new report.

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From the Denver Post: Cheaper homes move in Denver metro
More-expensive houses in the metro area linger on the market, while sales of those under $100,000 are brisk.

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From the Denver Post: Cheaper homes move in Denver metro
More-expensive houses in the metro area linger on the market, while sales of those under $100,000 are brisk.

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From the Denver Post: Cheaper homes move in Denver metro
More-expensive houses in the metro area linger on the market, while sales of those under $100,000 are brisk.

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From the Denver Post: Senator optimistic about economy
Sen. Ken Salazar addressed roughly 100 people at the Denver Forum in the Oxford Hotel Friday afternoon, telling them he is optimistic about the nation’s ability to recover from the current financial crisis.

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From the Denver Post: Senator optimistic about economy
Sen. Ken Salazar addressed roughly 100 people at the Denver Forum in the Oxford Hotel Friday afternoon, telling them he is optimistic about the nation’s ability to recover from the current financial crisis.

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From the Denver Post: Banks buying into bailout
Big banks started falling in line Tuesday behind a rejiggered bailout plan that will have the government forking over as much as $250 billion in exchange for partial ownership.

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From the Denver Post: Turnaround or trap?
Monday’s record rally in stocks provides relief after last week’s crash, but some warn it may be fool’s gold.

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From the Denver Post: Turnaround or trap?
Monday’s record rally in stocks provides relief after last week’s crash, but some warn it may be fool’s gold.

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From the Denver Post: Turnaround or trap?
Monday’s record rally in stocks provides relief after last week’s crash, but some warn it may be fool’s gold.

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From the Denver Post: Stocks end wild session mixed after 8-day slide
Wall Street capped one of its worst weeks ever with a wild session Friday that saw the Dow Jones industrials rocket within a 1,000 point range before closing with a relatively mild loss.

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From the Denver Post: Your money: what the gurus say
Here’s what some of television’s well-known financial gurus have been saying about the economic meltdown and what the average investor should be doing.

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From the Denver Post: Dow slide deepens as Fed ups ante
The world’s leading economic policymakers took major actions Tuesday to try to stabilize financial markets — and suggested that more measures were on the way.

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From the Denver Post: Dow slide deepens as Fed ups ante
The world’s leading economic policymakers took major actions Tuesday to try to stabilize financial markets — and suggested that more measures were on the way.

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From the Denver Post: Dow slide deepens as Fed ups ante
The world’s leading economic policymakers took major actions Tuesday to try to stabilize financial markets — and suggested that more measures were on the way.

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From the Denver Post: Credit crunch trickles down
Fueling up a trucking fleet. Trying to franchise a new mail store. Asking for a loan to fix up and flip a house. Those are the moments in recent days when the distant, vague notions of a nationwide credit crunch became all too near and concrete for Colorado […]

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From the Denver Post: Home prices plunge in July
A closely watched index released Tuesday showed home prices tumbling by the sharpest annual rate ever in July, and though the monthly rate of decline is slowing, there is no turnaround in sight.

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From the Denver Post: Home prices plunge in July
A closely watched index released Tuesday showed home prices tumbling by the sharpest annual rate ever in July, and though the monthly rate of decline is slowing, there is no turnaround in sight.

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