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Nederland hopes to assuage investors with new Eldora deal structure
Sale-leaseback deal aims to reduce bondholder risk
Nederland officials are set on Tuesday to review a different structure for the town’s acquisition of Eldora Mountain, one that’s aimed at making the deal less risky for bondholders.
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Flexibility, innovation, speed urged for affordable housing
Whatever solutions can be found to provide more attainable home prices need to be implemented promptly, panelists agreed at BizWest’s Northern Colorado Affordable Housing Summit.
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Bold Renewables sold to South Carolina firm
Bold Renewables LLC, a provider for utility-scale solar inverters, has been sold by its owner to a company based in Greenville, South Carolina.
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Fort Collins may dive back into NISP
A recommendation by city staffers to again pursue participation in the Northern Integrated Supply Project through a one-year interim agreement won initial approval Tuesday by the Fort Council City Council.
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Loveland council to weigh data-center impacts
LOVELAND — Loveland’s City Council members, who have been flooded with comments from concerned constituents that mounted with the revelation of the city’s talks with a data-center developer, will hold the first of two planned study sessions Tuesday to assess potential centers’ impacts and develop regulations to govern them.
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Wells: Solve for the payment, not the rate
Picture two buyers who will write the exact same mortgage check every month for the next 30 years. One buys a home for $600,000 at a 6.25% rate. The other buys the same home for about $555,000 at 7%. Same house. Same payment. Very different headline.
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Loveland, Estes Park receive tourism marketing grants
Two entities in Larimer County are among 17 around the state to receive tourism-marketing grants from the Colorado Tourism Office, a division of the Colorado Office of Economic Development and International Trade.
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Boulder wealth manager Quish acquired
Quish & Co. LLC, a Boulder-based wealth-management firm, has been acquired by Sequoia Financial Group LLC.
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5 area companies awarded state pollution-reduction grants
Grants totaling $13.9 million have been awarded by the Colorado Energy Office for industrial-emissions reduction initiatives, and the recipients included five companies in Northern Colorado and the Boulder Valley.
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Gorilla Logic names Steve Daly as CTO
Gorilla Logic LLC, a Broomfield-based software-development and information-technology company, has appointed Steve Daly as chief technology officer.
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CEO Roundtable: The evolution of the craft-beer drinker
As millennials start families and Zoomers, raised during the era of smartphones and pandemic lockdowns, come of age, Boulder Valley brewers are challenged with how to convert these evolving demos into craft-beer drinkers.
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New owner, same melody at Boulder’s HB Woodsongs
Music-industry vet takes over 55-year-old instrument shop
HB Woodsongs, a 55-year-old musical instruments seller in Boulder, has a new band leader, but the store’s owner intends to continue playing a familiar beat.
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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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