Air Force launch contracts hint at ULA, SpaceX future as competitors
ULA had the military space launch market to itself, but the latest contracts show how SpaceX has changed the game.
ULA had the military space launch market to itself, but the latest contracts show how SpaceX has changed the game.
Colorado cybersecurity company Coalfire named a new CEO on Wednesday and announced the departure of the executive who led the company since 2015.
Tom McAndrew, a 12-year Coalfire employee and its current COO, will become CEO of Coalfire on April 1.
The new owners acquire a known U.S. brand; the Denver operation gets access to broader opportunity, CEO says.
The head of the ski company's tech finds himself closer to tech innovation on the slopes.
Facebook is hiring tech workers in Denver as it begins to build a presence in the city. The Menlo Park, California-based company has posted online notices for 10 types of positions it wants to fill in the city. Online publication BizDen reported Tuesday that Facebook is leasing the seventh floor of a building near Union Station, at 1900 16th St. The Facebook online careers page has recently added Denver as one of its locations.
Jeff Storey, ex-CEO of Level 3, will be promoted sooner than expected and become CenturyLink's CEO and president at the telecom's shareholder meeting in May. Glen Post III, the longtime CEO of Monroe, Louisiana-based CenturyLink. Inc. (NYSE: CTL), will retire at the company gathering, not on Jan. 1, 2019 as was previously announced. Post also will step down from being chairman of the CenturyLink board, a position he was previously expected to remain in after retiring as CEO.
Conga, whose software is used by thousands of companies to make and manage documents with Salesforce.com’s platform, is acquiring another document-generation technology company in a move to expand Conga’s product line.
Broomfield-based Conga reached a definitive agreement to acquire Indianapolis-based Octiv in a transaction expected to close within the quarter.
The satellite TV company reveals what it plans to invest to meet a looming 2020 deadline from the FCC.
Software and IT employment grew 32 percent in the Denver metro area over the past five years, making it fastest growing among nine major industry clusters the Denver Metro Economic Development Corp. highlights in its latest annual study, which was issued Thursday. Software and IT outpaced the industry’s growth nationwide and its growth made the Denver area the eighth-highest concentration of software and IT workers among major U.S. cities.
Google Inc. showed off its new Boulder offices on Wednesday, letting the media tour the pair of 100,000-square-foot buildings the online giant moved its 800 local workers into Dec. 4.
The space, off 30th and Pearl streets, is where the company plans to expand to employ 1,500 people after a third building on the property is built.
“It’s an opportunity to grow locally,” said Scott Green, Google’s site director in Boulder “and it improves our collaboration.”
The Canadian parent company of DigitalGlobe is moving its headquarters to Westminster and plans to create more than 800 new corporate jobs for the space technology company there in coming years. Maxar Technologies Ltd. (NYSE and TSX: MAXR) makes satellites and develops related data and analysis services to companies and government agencies.
The price T-Mobile USA Inc. paid for Denver startup Layer3 TV has now been revealed: $325 million.
The wireless company (Nasdaq: TMUS) acquired Layer3 TV as the basis of new video services it wants to launch this year.
An amended bill speeding the end of landline subsidies and funding rural broadband passes the Colorado Senate.
Arrow Electronics Inc. hit record sales from its electronic components distribution and its computer system sales in 2017, but the company’s profits took a hit from a $125 million fourth-quarter charge under new U.S. tax laws.
CenturyLink wonders if regulatory relief will come with ending millions in annual subsidies.
The ViaWest brand name will begin to disappear in coming months as the data center and IT company, called Peak 10 + ViaWest, rebrands itself following last year’s merger.
The Charlotte-based company changed its name to Flexential Inc. on Thursday.
The $1.7 billion purchase of Denver-based ViaWest by Peak 10 last summer created a national company with 40 data centers in 21 U.S. metropolitan areas.
A leading company that makes marketing software technology is expanding its year-old downtown Denver office, making room to hire dozens and employ 500 people in a city its CEO describes as a world class but unsung tech hub.
A Denver company that makes smart lawn-sprinkler technology has soaked up $9.8 million in new capital from investors.
Colorado has chosen to join AT&T's wireless communications network for police, firefighters and other emergency first responders across the state.
The state's biggest economic carrot, its job growth tax rebate, would really add up for HQ2.
The desktop publishing pioneer buys a marketing tech company as it grows in publishing automation.
The founder of the satellite TV company remains chairman, changes his focus to wireless, again.
A high-profile Denver tech startup that makes wearable emergency alert devices has been brought back to life just in time for holiday sales.
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