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Articles in Oct 6, 2006 issue of Colorado Springs Business Journal

• Colorado colleges view real estate investments as new income-
  by Becky Hurley
• Online shoppers want easy site navigation
  by Rob Larimer
• Tech Museum of Innovation names Dan Davies a 2006 laureate
  by Colorado Springs Business Journal Staff
• Colorado women generate $49.8B in sales due to 245 thousand women-
  by Amy Gillentine
• Colorado Springs-based Ent Federal Credit Union opens city's first
  by Rob Larimer
• Price of uranium rises to $7 a pound due to Colorado's uranium
  by John Hazlehurst
• Holland & Hart leading place to work for young lawyers
• The days of locally owned businesses in Colorado Springs are long
  by John Hazlehurst
• Congress passes legislation to limit payday loans made to military
  by Rob Larimer
• COPIC Insurance Co. announces that there will be no medical
  by Amy Gillentine
• Colorado Springs subsidizes its police department to rid downtown of
  by Colorado Springs Business Journal Staff
• Department of Homeland Security increases its presence in Colorado
  by Becky Hurley
• La Bellezza Italian-inspired homes win more awards from National
  by Becky Hurley
• Hamilton Wing of the Denver Art Museum opens to the public
  by John Hazlehurst
• Increased Internet shopping leads to online sales clerks to assist
  by Joan Johnson