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Executive survey: Economic concerns persist for Q4
More than one-third of respondents to BizWest’s quarterly survey of regional executives expect business conditions to worsen in the fourth quarter, with inflation, interest rates and geopolitical uncertainty continuing to weigh on business decisions.
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New Pilgrim’s Pride committee mulling JBS takeover bid
Greeley-based poultry processor Pilgrim’s Pride Corp.’s (Nasdaq: PPC) board of directors has convened a special committee to review an unsolicited bid from Brazilian meatpacking giant to buy all of the outstanding Pilgrim’s shares that it doesn’t already own.
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Expanded Longmont Museum to hold grand reopening Saturday
After more than a year of construction, the Longmont Museum is welcoming visitors back to an expanded space designed to inspire curiosity, creativity and connection.
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Stojkovski named CEO at SuperTurbo Technologies
Sandy Stojkovski has been appointed CEO at SuperTurbo Technologies Inc., bringing more than two decades of global industrial powertrain and Tier 1 automotive leadership experience.
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Cayko: Closed Boulder Valley schools deserve second life
Area education leaders have already said this round of school consolidation will not be the last. This is a news story about children. It is also a real estate story.
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Larimer to delay youth hockey expansion at Ranch
Larimer County has embarked on the second phase of the redevelopment of the Ranch Events Complex, but youth hockey and sports teams will have to wait a bit longer for expansion of sports programming at the complex.
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Greeley’s first restaurant week set for Oct. 19-Nov. 1
Dozens of businesses will participate Oct. 19 through Nov. 1 in Greeley’s first-ever restaurant week, titled “Fork Around and Find Out.”
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Thought-leader group to tackle ‘ghostbike paradox’
Do motorists really hate cyclists? Do cyclists actually ride three abreast on open roads? Why do cyclists shudder when they see one of those white “ghostbikes?” Quid Novi, the thought-leader group in Northern Colorado, will explore that dichotomy at its next showcase.
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Approvals for $300M Broomfield Town Square project could soon be revoked
Having tried and failed for months to come to an agreement with the Broomfield Town Square development team on a path forward for the $300 million mixed-use project, Broomfield leaders on Tuesday could take a major step toward revoking approved site plans for BTS.
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Area breweries win Great American Beer Festival medals
Eight breweries from the Boulder Valley and Northern Colorado took home medals Sunday — including three gold medals — from the Great American Beer Festival competition, held Sunday at Denver’s Levitt Pavilion.
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Texas de Brazil open at Westminster’s Orchard Town Center
Brazilian rodízio-style steakhouse concept Texas de Brazil is now open at the Orchard Town Center shopping district in Westminster.
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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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