Job-creation panel endorses business tax credit
A plan to give a tax credit to Colorado companies that create 20 or more new jobs was endorsed Monday night by a committee of state lawmakers.
New Mexico ISP customers still being reconnected after Qwest shutdown
New Mexico-based SkyWi Inc. said most of its voice and much of its Internet services in New Mexico was still down as of Monday following a service shutdown by Qwest Communications International Inc. (Q)
Surging Dow hits brakes, off 82 points
The Dow eased off of last week’s strong gains Monday, closing down just shy of a percentage point on the day.
CSG extends Dish deal
Satellite broadcaster Dish Network extended its contract with billing and customer service outsourcing company CSG Systems International Inc. to cover 2009. (CSGS) (DISH)
Chipotle?s Ells to share CEO duties
Chipotle Mexican Grill Inc. has elevated president/COO Monty Moran to the position of co-CEO with founder Steve Ells. (CMG)
Cleveland law firm Tucker Ellis & West opens Denver office
Cleveland law firm Tucker Ellis & West LLP opened its first Denver office Jan. 1 and has hired five attorneys to work here.
Small-business leaders, aerospace group give Colorado lawmakers their wish lists
A group of small-business leaders on Monday asked Colorado lawmakers to avoid new regulations and to keep them “at the table” in the legislative session that begins in two days.
Great Outdoors Colorado finds new leader
Lise Aangeenbrug has been appointed to replace John Swartout as executive director of Great Outdoors Colorado.
Kohl?s seeks 150 workers for Aurora store
The Kohl’s retail chain, which plans to fill about 150 jobs when it opens a new store in Aurora in March, will hold a job fair Jan. 11-15. (KSS)
Holland & Hart chooses new managing partner
Energy attorney Thomas O’Donnell has been named managing partner of law firm Holland & Hart LLP, succeeding Lawrence Wolfe.


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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