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Berthoud’s Ursa Major going public in $1.6B SPAC deal
Berthoud-based missile- and rocket-propulsion company Ursa Major Technologies Inc. revealed that it is going public in a $1.6 billion merger.
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AI adoption in Boulder Valley, Northern Colorado among state’s highest
The four counties that make up the Boulder Valley and Northern Colorado are all among Colorado’s highest in artificial intelligence adoption, according to a recent Microsoft report.
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Bankruptcy judge demands Future Legends owner hire an attorney or risk dismissal
A U.S. Bankruptcy Court judge has order that Future Legends owner Jeff Katofsky find a “disinterested” attorney or risk having the case thrown out of court.
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Greeley won’t ask voters to OK sales tax hike to tackle Catalyst debt this year
Greeley won’t ask voters in November whether they would approve an 0.6% sales-and-use tax hike to cover millions in debt service for the city-owned West Greeley Catalyst entertainment district and the downtown civic campus.
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Colorado due nearly $615M in Meta’s $17B+ social media addiction settlement
Colorado will receive close to $615 million as part of a nationwide settlement in which social media giant Meta agreed to pay more than $17 billion and implement sweeping child-safety reforms on Instagram and Facebook.
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Wells: Pricing strategy is paramount
Every fall I have a version of the same conversation. A seller who listed in May is looking at a home that didn’t sell, and they want to talk about price. Usually they want to come down a little. They have already come down a little, twice.
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Windsor DDA chief Vance among BizWest Women of Distinction honorees
Michelle Vance, executive director of the Windsor Downtown Development Authority, will be recognized with this year’s Women of Distinction awards.
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Sales tax issue heads for Larimer ballot
Revenue from a proposed Larimer County tax approved for the November ballot would fund wildfire protection, natural disaster preparedness, road and bridge safety and other community services
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Westminster’s Camp Bow Wow grows Texas franchise footprint
Camp Bow Wow, a Westminster pet-care company, recently inked a three-unit franchise agreement to bring locations to the North Texas communities of Weatherford, Burleson and Granbury.
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Japanese quantum computer now operational with assist from Infleqtion
Infleqtion provided support for the Japan Science and Technology Agency’s Quantum Moonshot program, which recently launched Japan’s first operational neutral-atom full-stack quantum computer.
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Boulder Longevity Institute buys building for $7.25M
Boulder Longevity Institute, which combines regenerative and cellular medicine with orthopedics, has paid $7.25 million for the 39-year-old central Boulder building in which it has been the largest tenant.
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Execs say work needed to keep tech startups in Colorado
State regulations, luring investors among challenges
Colorado is a great place for cutting-edge technology startups, industry executives agreed at a BizWest CEO Roundtable. But most of them cautioned that keeping those companies here is going to take some work.
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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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