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Vail Resorts fires back at activist investor, ‘dissident’ board noms
Vail Resorts is urging its shareholders to vote against a slate of board nominees put forward by an activist investor.
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X Games adds ex-UFC VP to exec roster
X Games has hired Paul Asencio as its chief revenue officer.
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Cheyenne Frontier Days chief to step down next year
Cheyenne Frontier Days CEO Tom Hirsig, who has led the annual rodeo and festival since 2015, will step down after the 2027 CFD.
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Persistent Systems moves into larger Fort Collins building
Persistent Systems , a New York-based defense-technology company, celebrated with a ribbon-cutting Thursday as their Fort Collins office moved to newly acquired space.
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Loveland’s Pulse launches state’s first 20-gig residential internet
Pulse, Loveland’s community-owned fiber-utility, launched its new 20-gig residential internet service, making it the first provider in Colorado to offer connection of that speed to homes.
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Greeley’s Good Times to become Dave’s Hot Chicken
Greeley’s Good Times Burgers & Frozen Custard restaurant will close on Saturday, making way for a Dave’s Hot Chicken.
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Boulder lease deal could result in equity for tenant
In what might be the first deal of its kind in the Boulder market, a group of commercial property owners will offer qualified tenants equity in a building if they agree to lease terms.
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Guidance lift kicks up Crocs stock
Crocs’ stock price surged in early trading Thursday after the footwear company raised its full-year financial outlook on the back of strong third-quarter sales.
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Colorado bankruptcies flatten in September
Colorado bankruptcy filings increased 1.5% in September, with filings up in Boulder and Weld but down in Broomfield and Larimer.
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Aurora fails to reintroduce data-center moratorium
The Aurora City Council came one vote shy this week of the super-majority the board needed to reintroduce a data-center moratorium.
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Tupelo Honey shutters at Union Station
Tupelo Honey, a Southern restaurant open for nearly a decade at Denver’s Union Station, has closed.
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Ball Arena unveils new gameday bites for Nuggets, Avalanche
While hot dogs, pizza and popcorn aren’t likely to go out of style anytime soon, stadium food has evolved beyond those ballgame staples.
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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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