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Boulder hotel workers seek Sundance support in labor dispute
With the Sundance Film Festival set to make its Boulder debut in mere months, workers at the Hotel Boulderado — the iconic downtown lodge that will serve as festival headquarters in January — are asking film festival leaders to lend their voices to a unionization effort aimed at securing better job security and working conditions
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Court yet to rule on lawsuit against Weld commissioners
A court has yet to rule on a Weld County Council member’s claim that the county commissioners violated the county charter and the state’s Taxpayer’s Bill of Rights when it unanimously decided to approve a new county judicial center as part of downtown Greeley’s civic campus without letting Weld County voters have a say.
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Colorado jobless rate up in September
Colorado’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate ticked up from 4% in August to 4.1% last month, according to the most-recent data from the Colorado Department of Labor and Employment.
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Deadline nears to register for affordable-housing summit
Tuesday, Oct. 20 is the last day to register for BizWest’s Northern Colorado Affordable Housing Summit, an event next week that will bring developers, elected officials, city staffers and community leaders together in Fort Collins for a working session to develop actionable solutions.
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Suite Health in Loveland acquired by Lux Infusion
Lux Infusion, a clinician-led infusion services company based in Plantation, Florida, on Thursday announced its acquisition of Suite Health, a provider of specialty infusion therapy based in Loveland.
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Redevelopment returns CoorsTek HQ to original Golden site
redevelopment of the former CoorsTek ceramics manufacturing site in Golden is returning the company’s global headquarters to the site where its ceramics operation was established in 1910.
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Dealt Social opens as Boulder’s first mahjong parlor
Dealt Social, Boulder’s first mahjong-centric social club and game parlor, opened Thursday at 2709 Spruce St., including two game rooms, a kitchen and a retail area stocked with mahjong-themed products and gifts.
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Activist investor: Weather not to blame for Vail Resorts’ woes
It’s not the unusually warm and dry recent winter weather that’s caused Vail Resorts Inc.’s stock to lose more than half its value over the past five years, an activist investor that’s pushing for major leadership changes at the Broomfield-based ski area operator claims.
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Fort Collins planners eye Foothills Mall redevelopment proposal
Five years after a developer then called McWhinney Real Estate Services Inc. bought Foothills mall out of foreclosure and 3½ years after it announced an ambitious plan to turn the indoor mall into open-air retail and adding housing, office space and walkable outdoor spaces, the company now called Realberry submitted its design concept Thursday to…
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Revere developer asks court to overturn Berthoud vote
Relying on the same landmark Colorado Supreme Court decision that led a Weld District Court judge to overturn a citizen-led referendum in Greeley, the developer of the proposed Revere subdivision has sued the Town of Berthoud to invalidate an initiative passed in April by the town’s voters that restricted the property’s density.
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Scotts Miracle-Gro puts down roots in Lochbuie
Town officials hope that the opening of a 52-acre Scotts Miracle-Gro facility will help put Lochbuie on the map.
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Home sellers grapple with new normal
Higher interest rates, slower appreciation force new approach to dealmaking
The heady days of the early 2020s, when homes would sell well above the asking price after a bidding war among multiple potential buyers, are long gone. Over the past three years, the residential real estate market has slowly transitioned from a seller’s market to a buyer’s market, and home sellers still grasping at those…
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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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