Derek Friedman News Today

A few weeks ago, Rose Pixley T-shirts emblazoned with the phrase "Casa Bonita Reopening: The ultimate test of your digestive system." The pink, italicized message encircles an illustration of the Mexican-eatery's famous sopapillas, tapping into cheeky nostalgia for the restaurant's debatable food quality.

Denver Nuggets fans are hoping their team, making its first-ever appearance in the NBA Finals, will win their first championship. Off the court, Denver business leaders expect the games to generate millions of dollars in revenue for the local economy and national attention for the metro area.

The new measure forces online marketplaces like Amazon, eBay, Craigslist and Facebook Marketplace to track people who make 200 transactions in a year that net at least $5,000.

The new measure forces online marketplaces like Amazon, eBay, Craigslist and Facebook Marketplace to track people who make 200 transactions in a year that net at least $5,000.

News of Deion Sanders heading CU's football program only means good things for the team and businesses like Sportsfan.

Governments and law enforcement need to respond to the "significant increase" in shoplifting trends occurring across the U.S., says the Chamber of Commerce.

Gov. Jared Polis signed legislation into law Thursday that seeks to crack down on stolen and counterfeit products being anonymously sold through online marketplaces like eBay and Facebook.

A Denver, Colorado businessman has instituted what he calls a “Denver Crime Spike Fee” at his stores due to a tripling of losses from shoplifting and burglary due to the city’s soft-on-crime policies.

A Denver, Colorado businessman has instituted what he calls a “Denver Crime Spike Fee” at his stores due to a tripling of losses from shoplifting and burglary due to the city’s soft-on-crime policies.

Some small business owners tell CNBC a rise in theft is devastating to their business.  Especially now, with many still recovering from a global pandemic.