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City nixes Broomfield Town Square developer’s $6M buyout offer
Counter: $2M to terminate agreement
Broomfield officials have rebuffed a proposal from the Broomfield Town Square developers that would have extended permits or paid the team $6 million in city funds to step away.
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Greeley could seek tax hike to tackle Catalyst debt
The Greeley City Council and West Greeley Oversight Committee will meet next week in search of a “hail Mary” to pay off $90 million in debt for the proposed Catalyst entertainment district.
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CSU’s Walker among BizWest’s 2026 Women of Distinction
Beth Walker, who served 11 years as dean of the College of Business at Colorado State University, will be one of 13 women from Northern Colorado to be recognized with this year’s Women of Distinction awards.
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Future Legends bankruptcy case moved to Colorado
The bankruptcy cases involving the collective limited liability companies that own Future Legends LLC have all been moved to Colorado, despite a plea to keep them in California.
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Split Boulder council fails to forward DDA plan to voters
A proposal to create a downtown development authority to help reinvigorate the Pearl Street Mall and University Hill districts will not be sent to area voters in November.
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Biodesix boosts sales, trims loss as diagnostics firm pushes toward profitability
Biodesix improved its top and bottom lines in the second quarter.
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Edgewise ups R&D spending as pharma firm focuses on cardiovascular pipeline
Edgewise spent more on research and development as the Boulder firm moves from muscular-dystrophy drug candidates to cardiovascular therapies.
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Gogo posts earnings, revenue drop in second quarter
Gogo missed analysts’ expectations for the second quarter of 2026 despite pulling in a major federal contract.
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Broomfield’s Vail Resorts among ski giants accused of price fixing
Vail Resorts and Alterra Mountain Co. are among the resort operators accused in a recent lawsuit of colluding fix to ski pass prices.
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Hazel’s owner presses complaint against Boulder, liquor board, Whole Foods
A retired Boulder attorney who owns Hazel’s Beverage World has renewed his battle with the city over its expansion of the liquor license held by Whole Foods Market.
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Cannon Law expands with Loveland office
Cannon Law, a personal-injury law firm based in Fort Collins, has opened a second office in Loveland.
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Boulder clears airport grants for takeoff
Biz leaders, aviators 'cautiously optimistic’
After several years of fits and starts, ballot measures and lawsuits, the haze around the fate of the Boulder Municipal Airport appears to be clearing as Boulder City Council in July voted to once again pursue federal aviation grants needed to maintain the facility.
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Banks confront surge in AI-driven fraud risks
Scammers, hackers and fraudsters are taking advantage of the newest technological tools to not only scam bank customers but attempt to scam the institutions themselves.
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