Day: September 25, 2025
From SEO to AEO: Todd Sawicki Reveals How AI Is Transforming Search
From SEO to AEO: Todd Sawicki Reveals How AI Is Transforming Search written by John Jantsch read more at Duct Tape Marketing Listen to the full episode: Overview On this episode of the Duct Tape Marketing Podcast, John Jantsch interviews Todd Sawicki, founder and CEO of Gumshoe AI, a cutting-edge platform helping marketers navigate the…
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US home sales remained sluggish in August despite late-summer mortgage rate slide
By ALEX VEIGA, Associated Press Business Writer Sales of previously occupied U.S. homes remained sluggish in August, even as a late-summer slide in mortgage rates brought home loan borrowing costs to a 10-month low. Related Articles Today in History: September 25, Military escorts Little Rock Nine into Central High Disney to raise prices on streaming…
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6 Denver weed lounges where you can legally light up
More than a decade ago, Colorado led the movement to legalize marijuana. But despite that, it has been slow to embrace lounges and other public businesses where smoking weed is legal. (It’s a little known fact that if you’re lighting up at Red Rocks Amphitheatre or in the wilderness, you’re technically breaking the law, even…
Read MoreDenver developer plans 75 apartments on Santa Fe near NWSL stadium site
Eric Weins wants to be first. The local developer has begun site work at his 0.45-acre property at 1298 S. Santa Fe Drive in Denver ahead of demolition of the existing structures. A year and a half after that, he said, 75 apartments will be standing in their place. The residences will be the first…
Read MoreFormer Arrow Electronics office in Centennial demolished for apartment development
A Centennial office building that was once the headquarters of a Fortune 500 company is being demolished less than a quarter-century after being built. The 9201 E. Dry Creek Road building, which was home to Arrow Electronics until last year, is being knocked down by crews from American Demolition. Built in 2001, the approximately 125,000-square-foot…
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