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Dacono considering data-center moratorium
Dacono City Council is set to consider an emergency ordinance Monday that would temporarily bar the development, construction or operation of a data center.
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Boulder architect, developer alleges bookkeeper made off with $1.3M
A long-time owner of multiple properties on and near Pearl Street in downtown Boulder has claimed in a civil lawsuit that his bookkeeper took advantage of him and his companies to enrich herself.
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Education has helped steer Brackens’ path
Alexander “Sandy” and Sally Bracken, who have built a legacy that spans higher education, business strategy and philanthropy, are among nine individuals to be inducted into the Boulder County Business Hall of Fame.
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Execs say work needed to keep tech startups in Colorado
Colorado is a great place for cutting-edge technology startups, industry executives agreed at a BizWest CEO Roundtable. But most of them cautioned that keeping those companies here is going to take some work.
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Environmental group sues over plan to shutter NCAR
A second lawsuit in federal court is attempting to stop the Trump administration from shuttering the National Center for Atmospheric Research in Boulder.
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Colorado jobless rate flat in July
Colorado’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate remained flat at 3.9% from June to July, according to the most-recent data from the Colorado Department of Labor and Employment.
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Plan to turn downtown Boulder parking lot into hotel moves forward
On a 7-1 vote Thursday evening, Boulder City Council approved a sales agreement that sets the stage for a hospitality company to buy a city-owned downtown parking lot and build a boutique hotel on the site.
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Stored Energy Systems powers up in larger Longmont space
A ribbon-cutting ceremony late Thursday marked completion of Stored Energy Systems LLC’s eight-month move into a larger manufacturing space in Longmont, propelled by several tax incentive packages.
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‘Exceptional volunteer’ Galloway among BizWest Women of Distinction honorees
Paula Galloway, who serves multiple roles for Ignite Adaptive Sports, will be one of 13 women from Northern Colorado to be recognized with this year’s Women of Distinction awards, a BizWest program to acknowledge the contributions of female leaders in the region.
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State offers millions in incentives to pair of aerospace firms
The Colorado Economic Development Commission has approved a pair of incentive offers — each topping $1 million — to two aerospace companies looking to establish or expand operations along the Front Range.
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Is Boulder Weekly back?
For more than a year after Boulder Weekly’s editorial staff was abruptly fired and publication suspended in July 2025, the website for the three-decades-old alternative weekly newspaper was largely inactive. But new posts — mainly short profiles on local hospitality businesses — quietly began appearing last month.
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Execs say work needed to keep tech startups in Colorado
State regulations, luring investors among challenges
Colorado is a great place for cutting-edge technology startups, industry executives agreed at a BizWest CEO Roundtable. But most of them cautioned that keeping those companies here is going to take some work.
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Renovare targets osteoarthritis with regenerative therapies
Boulder startup restored joint tissue in animal studies after single treatment
Renovare Therapeutics Inc. launched in early April to pursue breakthrough osteoarthritis regenerative therapies, one of which fully restored joint tissues in animal studies in as little as four to eight weeks following a single injection.
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