BUSINESSJul 9 · 22:45 UTCDENVERITE

Denver will spend $100 million to support 10,000 new jobs

Denver Mayor Mike Johnston announced the 'Denver Jobs Agenda,' a $100 million initiative with four programs to create 10,000 jobs over three years. The plan includes funding for business loans, workforce training, innovation hubs, and downtown business incentives, addressing a stagnant job market.

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