Sarah Mulholland is a Senior Business and Economy Reporter. She covers a wide range of topics including entrepreneurship, local economies, and the housing market, with a particular focus on business, construction, and real estate. Her work has been featured in notable publications such as Lexology, Denverite, and NPR, among others.
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Sarah Mulholland’s coverage predominantly focuses on local economic and business news in Colorado, particularly Denver. Her articles often cite data and government announcements related to the economy, job market, real estate, and transportation in the region.
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By: Sarah Mulholland
Three founders will get to pitch at Denver Startup week later this year if they win.
By: Sarah Mulholland
Three founders will get to pitch at Denver Startup week later this year if they win.
By: Sarah Mulholland
Educational resource company’s Beehive has the same cost and waitlist issue as other daycares. Should businesses have a stake in Colorado’s child care problems?
More houses are for sale, but mortgage rates are staying high. Home sales are dropping in the Denver metro as buyers and sellers tussle over who has the upper hand.
By: Sarah Mulholland
Third quarter is down more than $90 million and the ski giant adjusts its financial forecast.
By: Sarah Mulholland
There is a lot of uncertainty and changing rules in the rollback, same as it was when the tariffs were rolled out.
By: Sarah Mulholland
The state was designated a quantum technology hub by the U.S. government in 2023.
Part of the Colorado-based broadcast giant filed for Chapter 11 protection on Tuesday.
Share: With wildfires burning across Colorado, the state's tourism businesses are fielding calls from visitors seeking information about how the fires might affect vacation plans.
By: Sarah Mulholland
Steep housing costs, slowing worker migration and high cost of living means Colorado could lose out to other states.
