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Articles in July, 2008 issue of ColoradoBiz

• Qwest CEO aims to keep 'Spirit of Service' intact
  by Mike Cote
• Obama candidacy transcends race but not party
  by Pat Wiesner
• Still onboard with Frontier
  by Angie Buckley
• Cyclist's assertion missed opportunity
  by Chris Grealish
• Corrections
• On oil and the advantages of being a journalist
  by Tucker Hart Adams
• Life, liberty and the pursuit of cheap labor
  by Omar Postigo-Martell
• I-70 stakeholders reach consensus but not much else without money
  by Allen Best
• [On the record ]
• [By the numbers]
• Colorado Black Chamber of commerce grooms young business leaders
  by Mike Cote
• Holland & Hart expands Nevada footprint by teaming with local firm
  by Mike Cote
• Richard Lewis; Air Force and tech industry vet finds success with IT firm
  by Lynn Bronikowski
• Civil action; Initiative to end affirmative action in Colorado fires up minority and women business groups
  by Eric Peterson
• Construction management firm boasts best revenue growth
• No degree of separation: social networking creates endless connections for business
  by Eric Peterson
• Just made a sale in Second Life.
  by Eric Peterson
• Contrasting conditions: mark Front Range, West Slope towns, resorts
  by David Lewis
• Grand Junction weathers slowdown after boom times: building permits, home sales in steep decline this year
  by David Lewis
• No rooms at the INN: visitors to the Democratic convention will find it tough to find accommodations for getaways beyond Denver as summer season is in full swing
  by Kyle Ringo
• Innovation is Springs duo's gauge of success
  by Mike Taylor
• Company Brightkite:
  by Eric Peterson
• Brazilets
  by Eric Peterson
• Ecologic designs
  by Eric Peterson
• Clementine art kits
  by Eric Peterson
• Snikiddy snacks
  by Eric Peterson
• Minding the store
  by Stewart Schley
• The left and right and the bottom line
  by Jeff Rundles