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Arsenault’s Real Capital Solutions continues office buying spree with Virginia purchase
Real Capital Solutions continued execution of its months-long office acquisition strategy with a recent purchase of two buildings in Northern Virginia.
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Loveland looks to buy Group Publishing buildings
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Enliven to sell $200M in stock after positive drug trial
Enliven Therapeutics recently reported positive data from a clinical trial for one of its drug candidates, and plans to raise $200 million in a public stock offering.
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BizWest names region’s innovative, fastest-growing firms
BizWest held its annual IQ Awards and Mercury 100 celebration Thursday in Berthoud.
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Proceeds from the Roots & Rhythm Music Festival in Longmont will benefit Community Food Share.
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Denver Metro Chamber VP to lead API Colorado
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Manufacturing CEOs ride waves of uncertainty
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UK quantum firm with Boulder ties minted as unicorn in $1B+ deal
Oxford Ionics, a British trapped-ion quantum computing company that last year planted its first across-the-pond flag in Boulder, was recently acquired by an American firm in a deal valued more than $1.07 billion.
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Union: Safeway strike could start Sunday
United Food and Commercial Workers Local 7 is warning that Safeway employees could begin striking as soon as Sunday.
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Food Network lends branding to Noodles & Co. menu items
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Infleqtion solidifies status as one of Boulder’s biggest quantum players with $100M raise
Firm partnering with contracting giant SAIC to win more government business
Infleqtion, a quantum information company, recently drummed up $100 million from investors as part of its Series C fundraiser, further emphasizing the role of the company — along with the Boulder ecosystem in which it operates — as major players in the world’s quantum future.
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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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