Tamara Chuang is a Reporter at The Colorado Sun. She covers a range of topics including consumer technology, design, and the economy, with a focus on themes such as artificial intelligence, business, and workforce dynamics. Tamara's work has been featured in various publications, including the Environmental Post Ledger, Grand Junction Free Press, and KUNC.
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Tamara's focus is on local economic and business news in Colorado, particularly relating to employment, labor market trends, tourism, and the restaurant industry. She frequently cites data and government announcements in her articles.
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By: Tamara Chuang
This means the Colorado's antitrust case opposing the merger of the owners of King Soopers and Safeway stores in the state is moot.
SecureSavings, a plan for workers whose employers don’t offer one, has 68,500 workers enrolled, but it’s not for everyone. Plus: Denver inflation hits 2%, expanding companies and more!
Also: Colorado’s unemployment rate is higher than the nation’s for the first time in three years, but we’re tops for job openings. Plus: Fruition closing, see how computers are made in Denver, more!
By: Tamara Chuang, Tracy Ross
Colorado jobless rate up to 4.3%, as state tops U.S. for openings, layoffs Sun economy stories you may have missed
Approved projects dropped by 34%, and the value of tax credits awarded and promised jobs fell by more than 70% from a year ago.
The uncertainty continues, as America waits for Trump’s pledges to raise tariffs, conduct mass deportations and slash spending. Plus: Colorado’s 5 minimum wages
By: Tamara Chuang
The uncertainty continues, as America waits for Trump's pledges to raise tariffs, conduct mass deportations and slash spending. Plus: Colorado's 5 minimum wages
A manager at the airline’s catering facility used a racial slur with an Asian American employee and is no longer at United, which agreed to pay a $99,000 plus other relief
By: Tamara Chuang
From neural haptics to an electric RV trailer, Colorado companies are still making cool tech. Plus: Local startup news, poll results and more!
That’s higher than a year earlier. At least leasing has picked up to fill more office buildings this year. The city also has big things planned to change the vacancy trajectory in 2025.
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