by Denver Woman | May 18, 2015 | Dollars & Sense, Feb/Mar 2006
Part I: What you don’t know can hurt you. Someone wants your identity — and that person wants it desperately enough to steal your wallet, hack into a company’s database, take your checkbook or buy your information from a trader on the Internet. If this knowledge makes...
by Denver Woman | May 18, 2015 | Feb/Mar 2006, Health Matters
Reducing your risk for osteoporosis. Many people consider osteoporosis to be a condition of the elderly. Whatever your definition of advanced age, the fact is half of all women over 50 will have an osteoporosis-related fracture in the years ahead. Good information,...
by Denver Woman | May 18, 2015 | Feb/Mar 2006, Travel
It has something for everyone. A glittering oasis in a desert framed by distant mountains, Las Vegas sparkles at night like the dream city of Oz. Glowing lights and pulsating neon drench its hotels and casinos in rainbow hues, while their over-the-top architecture...
by Denver Woman | May 15, 2015 | June/July 2009, Profile
Christina Gold, President and CEO of Western Union learned at a very early age not to judge people by the way they speak or where they come from. Appropriate for the head of a Fortune 500 company that operates in 200 countries. She knows that lesson first-hand. Born...
by Denver Woman | May 15, 2015 | June/July 2009, Upfront
With all the attention paid to Wall Street banks these days it is easy to forget that the true motor that moves this nation’s economy are family-owned businesses. In fact, according to statistics from The Family Firm Institute in Boston, nearly 90 percent of all...
by Denver Woman | May 15, 2015 | June/July 2009, Role Model
Role Model Julia George switches fund-raising from politics to destitute children. Julia George had one child in each arm and several others clinging to her shoulders and legs when she realized this was exactly what she needed. Here in a Third World country, she felt...
