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Articles in May 9, 2008, issue of Colorado Springs Business Journal

• Risky business: non-revocable biometric data
  by Rebecca Tonn
• Health insurance industry feeling bottom line pain
  by Amy Gillentine
• Colorado Springs south commercial district gets a non-business
  by Becky Hurley
• Citywide retail development plans in Colorado Springs make headway
  by Joan Johnson
• Are tax credits key?
  by Amy Gillentine
• Goodwill Annual Dinner held at The Broadmoor Hotel in Colorado
  by Diane Wengler
• Q&A with John Morrisroe of Colorado Springs
• Revocability key to secure use of biometrics
  by Rebecca Tonn
• Compass on Business posits good news for Colorado
  by Rebecca Tonn
• Commentary: It's time to create a culture of 'yes' in Colorado
  by Lon Matejczyk
• Crystal Apple Awards presented to Colorado teachers
• Colorado Springs Medical Briefs: May 9, 2008
  by Amy Gillentine
• Commentary: Colorado Springs would be a lot different today if it
• Coldwell Banker Residential Broker nets award
• Colorado Springs Real Estate Briefs: May 9, 2008
  by Becky Hurley
• Transit grants available through Colorado Department of
• Volunteer Center of the Pikes Peak Region honors volunteers
• Colorado Springs Retail Briefs: May 9, 2008
  by Joan Johnson
• Rocky Mountain Direct Marketing Assn. elects officers
• El Paso County Board of Commissioners approves grant agreement
• Small firms hardest hit by energy costs
• Commentary: Springs' Mayor Bob was everything, and also everyman
  by John Hazlehurst
• Once mighty Colorado Springs Co. now simply a historic curiosity
  by John Hazlehurst