Vestas picks Mass. over Colorado
Vestas, the Danish wind turbine manufacturer, announced Monday it will put its North American headquarters in Portland, Ore., and is opening a new wind research facility in Boston, Mass.
Cancer Care Center building sold
National Real Estate Holdings Inc. of El Dorado Hills, Calif., has purchased The Cancer Care Center of Thornton building for $6.5 million, according to Adams County real estate records.
Dow drops nearly 680 points
The Dow Jones Industrial Average plunged nearly 680 points Monday, as investors reacted to news that the country was indeed in the grip of a recession.
U.S. officially in a recession
The group of economists who officially call a U.S. recession have officially called one.
Services set for Lofgren family
A memorial service for Parker Lofgren and his family will be held Dec. 5 at Good Shepherd Catholic Church in Denver, according to information posted Monday on the St. Charles Capital website.
Unemployment compensation extended
Unemployed Colorado workers are now eligible for up to seven additional weeks of emergency unemployment compensation, state officials said Monday.
Frontier loses $20.5M
Frontier Airlines lost $20.5 million in October, partly to blame on a traditionally slow month for the airline industry, the carrier announced.
Business outlook falls below neutral
Weak results for Colorado and Utah have pushed the Mountain States Business Conditions Index to below the growth-neutral point, officials said Monday.
UDR gains $400M credit facility
UDR Inc., a real estate investment trust, said Monday it’s secured a 10-year, $400 million credit facility from Fannie Mae. (UDR)
IHS: One president-COO going forward
Ron Mobed is out as co-president and co-COO of information company IHS Inc., leaving the Englewood business in the hands of his former partner. (IHS)


partner well informed of your business progress, your ups and downs, your tears and joys. Share with them your business stories.6.Ask for their help, opinion on certain issues, like their opinion on your website design, your sales letter, and your ideas. Make them feel part of your business and their opinion is important to you. 7.Organize your time, share your morning coffee with them, your lunch, and give them your full attention when you are with them… Of course they will get mad if the first thing you do once you wake up in the morning is rush to your PC ignoring them... 8.Don’t be selfish, always put yourself in their shoes, we all need love and attention whether males or females. 9.Set time limits and a work schedule to accommodate your families’ needs, you don’t need to work 24 hours seven days a week.10.Help with the house chores, look after the kids, especially if your partner is working out side home.11.Spend your time online ONLY to grow your business even if you have to give up other interesting things for a start. If you have a spare hour, spend it with your partner not surfing the net. 12.No matter how much your love your partner or they love you, one of the reasons that trouble gets initiated is the fact that your are seeing too much of each other especially if your partner is not working, so why not consider renting a small office or share an office with a friend where you can go and work there during the day. 13.Time spent with your partner should be well spent, give them your full attention no matter how busy you are with your business, make a habit of going out together for dinner once a week, or even book a room in a hotel at least once a month (if you are making enough money online, well… you should be if you are spending endless hours on your computer).14.Once you start making money online ... show them the benefits.15.Why not consider introducing the online business to your partner, who knows maybe they will be the next online guru. One last advice and please keep it in your mind: YOU DONT WANT TO GAIN A BUSINESS AND LOSE A PARTNER OR A FAMILY


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