Wealth Management: Colorado-based BOK Financial is suing two former employees and Cerity Partners, alleging they improperly solicited clients and took confidential data. BOK says clients with up to $1.2 billion in assets followed the advisers. Utility Votes: Xcel Energy has spent about $4 million campaigning for 20-year franchise agreements in Denver, Broomfield and Glendale. The utility says it may recover the cost through franchise fees, which customers generally pay on their bills. Flood Recovery: Southwestern Colorado’s floods damaged more than 500 homes and prompted Gov. Jared Polis to seek a federal disaster declaration; the Federal Highway Administration approved $6.5 million for urgent road repairs. Clean Energy: Loveland-based ATS Energy added a former Shell technology executive as CTO and two directors as it shifts toward manufacturing and commercial deployment of its industrial heat-to-electricity technology. Vail Resorts: Activist investor Oasis has cut its slate of board nominees in half, while Vail’s largest investor has backed the company in the dispute. Tax Debate: Colorado’s graduated income-tax measure remains on the ballot. Gov. Jared Polis and Attorney General Phil Weiser oppose it, with Polis warning it could harm the state’s economy.