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Boulder’s Pearl West building trades for nearly $57M
Price appears to be less than cost to build a decade ago
A holding company affiliated with local tech entrepreneur and investor Dan Caruso has purchased the high-end Pearl West offices.
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Boulder Medical Center eyes redevelopment of site into apartments
The roughly 75-year-old Boulder Medical Center in north Boulder intends to build a new facility elsewhere in the city — and to do so, BMC plans to redevelop its current site and Broadway and Balsam Avenue with more than 200 apartments.
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Los Dos Potrillos plans Loveland restaurant
Los Dos Potrillos, a Mexican restaurant chain operated by Ramirez Hospitality Group of Centennial, will add restaurants in Loveland and Colorado Springs.
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Black Hollow Sun solar project completed
London-based power producer ContourGlobal Ltd. and the Platte River Power Authority celebrated the completion of Phase II of the 1,700-acre Black Hollow Sun project near Severance Wednesday, bringing Northern Colorado’s largest solar project fully online.
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Reynolds to be inducted into Colorado Business Hall of Fame
Bill Reynolds, who founded Boulder-based W.W.Reynolds Cos. 60 years ago, is among those to be inducted into the Colorado Business Hall of Fame in January.
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Neguse welcomes Boulder County biz legends to Hall of Fame
“My understanding is that part of the honor of being inducted into the Boulder County Business Hall of Fame is that you’ve made a life pledge to never leave Boulder County,” U.S. Rep. Joe Neguse joked Thursday during his remarks that opened the hall’s annual awards celebration.
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Nederland tries to salvage Eldora deal
Months after Nederland leaders anticipated the town’s acquisition of Eldora Mountain to close, the deal remains in limbo as officials scramble to restructure the ski-area purchase to assuage prospective bondholder concerns.
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Amp Robotics scores $70M loan to build Virginia waste-sorting facility
Amp Robotics Corp., a Louisville company whose technology helps keep recyclables out of landfills, recently scored $70 million in debt financing to build a waste-sorting and -processing facility in Portsmouth, Virginia.
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Boulder’s pedal-cab licensing regs in effect as of Saturday
As a result of Boulder City Council’s recent approval of an ordinance establishing new licensing requirements for pedal-cab agencies and pedal-cab drivers, operating such a business without a license will be illegal starting Saturday.
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Horizon Family Brands elevates chief customer officer
Horizon Family Brands, the parent company of organic milk brand Horizon Organic Dairy and the Wallaby yogurt line, recently promoted Scott Wallace to chief customer officer.
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Brewer brings back Oktoberfest in Loveland
Grimm Brothers Brewhouse will bring back Loveland’s original Oktoberfest Saturday at its new home on the Forge Campus.
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Healthcare execs seek cures for reimbursement cuts
Impact is 'very, very real'
Finding and keeping their workforces are a continuing struggle for Boulder Valley healthcare executives who attended a BizWest CEO Roundtable last week, but most also said federal cuts to Medicaid reimbursements included in last year’s “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” are causing the deepest concern, both for the institutions and their patients.
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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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