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| Langue(s) | Anglais |
| Pays et région | Colorado (CO) / États-Unis |
| Villes(s) | Denver |
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Housing Affordability Crisis in Colorado: Denver, Colorado Springs, and Grand Junction See No Signs of Improvement
par ColoradoBiz Staff le 21/03/2023 à 6:19
The real estate market may have cooled by some measures, but the housing affordability crisis is still a serious problem in three major markets — Denver, Colorado Springs and Grand Junction – isn’t showing signs of improving. Common Sense Institute, a Denver-based research […]
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Meati Foods’ “Mega Ranch” to Produce Animal-free Protein at Scale, Matching Largest U.S. Ranches
par ColoradoBiz Staff le 21/03/2023 à 5:39
Meati Foods, the Boulder-based manufacturer of animal-free protein products made from mushroom root, announced on Jan. 25 the opening of a production facility in Thornton. Dubbed the “Mega Ranch,” the manufacturing operation is expected to cultivate tens of millions of pounds of […]
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5 Mindful Marketing Tactics for Keeping Customers Connected During Temporary Business Closures
par Indiana Lee le 21/03/2023 à 4:50
Running a local business is a rewarding experience, but it’s often filled with challenges. Among these will be the occasional need to temporarily close your business. In some cases, this will be something you can plan in advance, such as for renovations or technology updates. In others, this […]
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Introducing the Newest Residential Highrise in Denver’s Golden Triangle
par ColoradoBiz Staff le 20/03/2023 à 9:07
Revesco Properties/Alpine Investments (RPAI), Pinkard Construction, and OZ Architecture celebrated the groundbreaking for a 12-story, multifamily project, akin Golden Triangle, on March 14th. Construction commenced in early February and is expected to continue into Q4 […]
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Floyd’s 99 Barbershop: From Sports Concessions to Clippers — the Story of the O’Brien Brothers’ Successful Pivot
par Nora Caley le 19/03/2023 à 8:05
When Paul, Rob and Bill O’Brien opened the first Floyd’s 99 Barbershop in Denver in 2001, none of the brothers had ever cut anyone’s hair, much less tried to do a shave with a straight razor. They were just looking for a new business plan that was not dependent on professional […]
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March Madness in the Mile High City
par Jon Haubert le 16/03/2023 à 8:21
This year, six games in the men’s Division I NCAA basketball tournament will take place in front of sold-out crowds at Ball Arena in Denver, four on Friday, March 17 (St. Patrick’s Day) with the two remaining games being played on Sunday, March 19. There are countless angles to the […]
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Boulder Restaurant, “The Sink” Celebrates 100 Years of Great Food and Celebrity Guests
par ColoradoBiz Staff le 16/03/2023 à 11:32
Boulder’s oldest restaurant, The Sink, turns 100 this year, and the current owners plan to fill 2023 with celebrations and rekindled memories of the storied institution. Originally a Sigma Nu fraternity house, the dining establishment got its start as Somer’s Sunken Gardens in 1923. […]
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Revolutionizing Agriculture with Machine Learning: Achieving Sustainability for a Healthier Planet
par Andrey Koptelov le 16/03/2023 à 11:28
In an era of a rapidly changing climate, achieving agricultural sustainability is critical to ensure the health and well-being of our planet. With limited resources and an ever-increasing population, traditional farming practices can no longer support a sustainable food system. Fortunately, the […]
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Unlocking Business Success Through Travel: 5 Lessons Learned in Nepal
par Stephanie Miller le 16/03/2023 à 11:02
I am a firm believer that travel is one of the most impactful ways one can learn. It challenges you to step outside of your comfort zone and leaves you with a fresh perspective that remains long after your bags are unpacked. I recently concluded my term as President of the Superior Chamber of […]
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OPINION: Higher Costs, Higher Crime, and More Red Tape — How Government Interference May Be Hurting Coloradans’ Wallets
par J. J. Ament le 15/03/2023 à 10:24
Coloradans are feeling the consequences of recent elections: higher costs, higher crime, more red tape and new regulations on just about everything we do. The inflation in Colorado is getting out of hand. When voters turned out in November, they were faced with 11 statewide ballot measures, more […]