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Welcome to the Denver Business Journal's Tech Watch, our roundup of the weekend's tech news from
around the nation, featuring reports on Facebook, Apple, Hewlett-Packard, Qwest, Microsoft, Micron Tech, NASA, Cisco Systems, ChemoCentryx, Yelp, Marriott, Zillow and more. Facebook revs up political
funding ahead of IPO Winklevoss twins to gain $300M from Facebook IPO? Apple rumors: New iPad in March, iPhone in June CEO Meg Whitman got $16.5M HP pay package Micron Tech CEO killed in airplane
accident in Idaho SEC agrees to settlement deal with last ex-Qwest civil defendants Microsoft teams with NASA chief to talk about science education ChemoCentryx IPO expected this week Cisco earnings
eyed for more improvement Yelp shows wider 2011 loss on new IPO filing 30-month sentence for Marriott computer hacker Nearly 100 million in the U...
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Boeing Puget Sound well-positioned for Defense Sec. Panetta's 'Air-Sea' strategy
As the Department of Defense hones its new "Air-Sea Battle" strategy for the future, The Boeing Co.’s Puget Sound
production, and Boeing nationally, are well-positioned in comparison with other large defense aerospace contractors. In particular, Boeing’s work building P-8A submarine surveillance aircraft, a
variant of the Boeing 737, will generate $29.2 billion from fiscal 2010 through fiscal 2016, said Ron Stearns, research director of aerospace consultancy G2 Solutions LLC. G2 Solutions, headquartered
in Kirkland, Wash...
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Feats of Clay competition canceled
Feats of Clay will not make it to its 25th year. Feats of Clay XXV had been scheduled this year for April 28 through May 27. But it appears the show will not go on. The national ceramic arts and sculpture competition was a regional draw, as the art was displayed inside the massive honeycomb kilns at the Gladding McBean terra-cotta factory in Lincoln. Lincoln Arts, the nonprofit that puts on the competition, said the event has been retired. 
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Report: Erickson Air-Crane IPO delayed
Erickson Air-Crane’s initial public offering, which was expected next week, has been postponed, according to
IPO advisory firm Renaissance Capital. Greenwich, Conn.-based Renaissance — which serves as an advisory firm on IPOs and also tracks the market — said the Portland-based heavy-lift helicopter
manufacturer and operator had postponed the offering on Wednesday. The firm had earlier said Erickson’s IPO would hit the market sometime next week. Renaissance principal Kathleen Smith said they
were unable to provide any insight as to why the IPO was postponed...
>> read more
New copper mine could create hundreds of jobs
The old copper, silver and gold mining town of Hillsboro in south-central New Mexico could see its fortunes rise
again, thanks to plans to restart the 50-year-old Copper Flat Mine. The mine, located about 20 miles southwest of Truth or Consequences near Hillsboro, operated briefly in the 1980s, but has lain
dormant since then. In spring 2011, New Mexico Copper Corp. bought the rights to the entire property from George Lotspeich, a prospector in his 80s who originally discovered the copper and other
deposits in the 1950s, said Copper Corp...
>> read more
LaCrosse sales fall 16% in Q4 on drop in military orders
LaCrosse Footwear Inc. on Thursday reported a 16 percent drop in fourth quarter revenue, in part due to reduced demand from the U.S. military. The Portland-based boot-maker (NASDAQ: BOOT) reported a profit of $2.2 million, or 33 cents per share, on $43.8 million in sales for the quarter. A year earlier, it had a profit of $4 million, or 60 cents per share, on $52.1 million in sales. For the full year, it reported a profit of $3 million, or 45 cents per share, on $131.3 million in sales, compared to earnings of $6... 
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Welcome to the Denver Business Journal's Tech Watch, our roundup of the weekend's tech news from
around the nation, featuring reports on Facebook, Apple, Hewlett-Packard, Qwest, Microsoft, Micron Tech, NASA, Cisco Systems, ChemoCentryx, Yelp, Marriott, Zillow and more. Facebook revs up political
funding ahead of IPO Winklevoss twins to gain $300M from Facebook IPO? Apple rumors: New iPad in March, iPhone in June CEO Meg Whitman got $16.5M HP pay package Micron Tech CEO killed in airplane
accident in Idaho SEC agrees to settlement deal with last ex-Qwest civil defendants Microsoft teams with NASA chief to talk about science education ChemoCentryx IPO expected this week Cisco earnings
eyed for more improvement Yelp shows wider 2011 loss on new IPO filing 30-month sentence for Marriott computer hacker Nearly 100 million in the U...
>> read more
Boeing Puget Sound well-positioned for Defense Sec. Panetta's 'Air-Sea' strategy
As the Department of Defense hones its new "Air-Sea Battle" strategy for the future, The Boeing Co.’s Puget Sound
production, and Boeing nationally, are well-positioned in comparison with other large defense aerospace contractors. In particular, Boeing’s work building P-8A submarine surveillance aircraft, a
variant of the Boeing 737, will generate $29.2 billion from fiscal 2010 through fiscal 2016, said Ron Stearns, research director of aerospace consultancy G2 Solutions LLC. G2 Solutions, headquartered
in Kirkland, Wash...
>> read more
Feats of Clay competition canceled
Feats of Clay will not make it to its 25th year. Feats of Clay XXV had been scheduled this year for April 28 through May 27. But it appears the show will not go on. The national ceramic arts and sculpture competition was a regional draw, as the art was displayed inside the massive honeycomb kilns at the Gladding McBean terra-cotta factory in Lincoln. Lincoln Arts, the nonprofit that puts on the competition, said the event has been retired.
>> read more
Report: Erickson Air-Crane IPO delayed
Erickson Air-Crane’s initial public offering, which was expected next week, has been postponed, according to
IPO advisory firm Renaissance Capital. Greenwich, Conn.-based Renaissance — which serves as an advisory firm on IPOs and also tracks the market — said the Portland-based heavy-lift helicopter
manufacturer and operator had postponed the offering on Wednesday. The firm had earlier said Erickson’s IPO would hit the market sometime next week. Renaissance principal Kathleen Smith said they
were unable to provide any insight as to why the IPO was postponed...
>> read more
New copper mine could create hundreds of jobs
The old copper, silver and gold mining town of Hillsboro in south-central New Mexico could see its fortunes rise
again, thanks to plans to restart the 50-year-old Copper Flat Mine. The mine, located about 20 miles southwest of Truth or Consequences near Hillsboro, operated briefly in the 1980s, but has lain
dormant since then. In spring 2011, New Mexico Copper Corp. bought the rights to the entire property from George Lotspeich, a prospector in his 80s who originally discovered the copper and other
deposits in the 1950s, said Copper Corp...
>> read more
LaCrosse sales fall 16% in Q4 on drop in military orders
LaCrosse Footwear Inc. on Thursday reported a 16 percent drop in fourth quarter revenue, in part due to reduced demand from the U.S. military. The Portland-based boot-maker (NASDAQ: BOOT) reported a profit of $2.2 million, or 33 cents per share, on $43.8 million in sales for the quarter. A year earlier, it had a profit of $4 million, or 60 cents per share, on $52.1 million in sales. For the full year, it reported a profit of $3 million, or 45 cents per share, on $131.3 million in sales, compared to earnings of $6...
>> read more
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