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Articles in June, 2009 issue of ColoradoBiz

• Draw play
  by Stewart Schley
• Beer by the numbers
• Colorado's public companies reflect, defy recession's ill effects
• VC is out there - if you've got the right stuff: active investors advise entrepreneurs at 21st Annual Colorado Capital Conference
  by Mary Butler
• The end of advertising as we know it
  by Pasquale Marranzino
• It's a puzzlement
  by Tucker Hart Adams
• Bursting bubbles: after tech stocks and housing, what's next?
  by Mike Cote
• Chipotle tests lower-priced menu items
  by Mike Taylor
• John Lester: bear markets no match for UBS chief, who has found courage battling kidney disease
  by Lynn Bronikowski
• ColoradoBiz real estate roundup
• Too much beetle wood ain't enough: wood from beetle-killed trees can be used as fuel, yet biomass heating systems require more wood than even Colorado's 1.5 million acres of infected lodgepole pines could provide for long-term use
  by Allen Best
• Redemption for Wile E. coyote
  by Mike Taylor
• Company: Advanced Regenerative Therapies
  by Eric Peterson
• Down River Equipment boats and frames
  by Eric Peterson
• Be wary of cheap
  by Jeff Rundles
• Colorado clean tech goes to Washington
  by Mike Cote
• So you want to start a business? I have pretty much lived my dream … perhaps I can help you do the same
  by Pat Wiesner
• On the record
• Left Hand extends its reach to Europe
  by Jay Dedrick
• Telluride: comatose but not dead: smaller houses gain fashion in downturn
  by David Lewis
• Fueling the economic fire: these fast-growing businesses are building tomorrow's economy
• Colorado's share of the stimulus: the state is expected to receive more than $3.5 billion in funding, benefits and services
  by Carolyn McIntosh
• Goodwill Industries of Denver
  by Kyle Ringo
• Boure bicycle clothing
  by Eric Peterson
• Char Bloom fishing vests
  by Eric Peterson
• Optic Nerve Eyeque
  by Eric Peterson