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Partners close on sale of Stanley Hotel
A public-private entity on Thursday closed on the sale of the iconic Stanley Hotel and its 41-acre Estes Park campus, in a complex deal that will jumpstart development of the Stanley Film Center and likely cast the hotel in a bigger role when the Sundance Film Festival moves to Boulder in 2027.
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Meati closing in on deal to sell meat-alternative biz for paltry $4M
Boulder-headquartered Meati Foods, a mushroom-based whole-food proteins producer that has raised about $400 million from investors in recent years prior to its sudden financial implosion this spring, could soon be sold for about $4 million.
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Tariffs, Chinese market shifts wilt S&W Seed sales projections
S&W Seed Co. (Nasdaq: SANW) lowered its fiscal 2025 revenue guidance this week, a move company leaders said was a result of increased tariffs and slowing sorghum exports to China.
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Enliven Therapeutics: Cash runway can fund ops through late 2027
Enliven Therapeutics Inc. (Nasdaq: ELVN), a clinical-stage precision oncology company that reported its first quarter financial results this week, says its $290 million in cash, cash equivalents and marketable securities is likely to provide a runway for continued operations through late 2027.
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Boulder Housing Partners opens Rally Flats apartments
Boulder Housing Partners recently began leasing apartments in Rally Flats, the agency’s newest affordable-housing community in central Boulder.
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Lego, Abercrombie among new retailers coming to Broomfield’s Flatiron Crossing
Flatiron Crossing owner Macerich Co. will add Abercrombie & Fitch, Anthropologie, Lego and SweetPlay stores to its retail mix in the coming months as the shopping center’s owner embarks on the development of HiFi, the mixed-use project that is transforming a portion of the 25-year-old Broomfield retail plaza.
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Strategies to address Alcohol Use Disorder in the workplace
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Erie ranks 15th in U.S. population growth
Not that long ago, travelers to Erie encountered dirt streets, few amenities and a sparse population. Today, the town’s location — straddling Boulder and Weld counties — has brought new retail, restaurants, employers and residents — enough of the latter to rank this once-sleepy town as the No. 15 fastest-growing city in the nation.
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Leadership Fort Collins graduates 42nd class
Members of the 2024-2025 Leadership Fort Collins class have graduated from the course and will receive their diplomas Thursday at the Rio Grande Agave Room.
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St. Renatus biotech company files for bankruptcy
St. Renatus LLC, a Fort Collins-based biopharmaceutical company that won Food and Drug Administration approval nine years ago for the nasal-spray dental anesthetic it developed, has filed for Chapter 7 liquidation in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Denver.
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Charlotte’s Web boosts comparable sales for first time in years
Louisville-based CBD company Charlotte’s Web Holdings Inc. (TSX: CWEB) increased its year-over-year revenue total in the first quarter of 2025 for the first time in more than three years.
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Biodesix stock plunges as life-sciences firm cuts sales projection
Biodesix Inc. (Nasdaq: BDSX), a life-sciences company that develops tools to detect lung disease, saw its stock price shed more than 35% of its value in early trading Thursday after the company cut millions from its 2025 fiscal-year revenue guidance.
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What makes a great Litigation Attorney (and how to spot one)
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Mental health prioritized post-COVID
New facilities open to meet demand for care
Mental and behavioral health has often taken a back seat to more traditional forms of health care, but, especially since the COVID-19 pandemic, the prevalence of mental illness has continued to rise, making it more important than ever that people who need mental health services have access to them.
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New Customs office eases international travel at Northern Colorado airport
Developer Martin Lind had applied for and in 2022 won federal approval to locate a U.S. Customs office at the Northern Colorado Regional Airport, which is jointly owned by the cities of Loveland and Fort Collins.
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