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Gaia posted double-digit year-over-year revenue growth, driven in part by an increase in the streaming video provider’s subscription rates. 

A federal judge in Massachusetts issued a nationwide block Wednesday on an effort by President Donald Trump’s administration to slash grant funding administered by the National Institutes of Health that pays for medical research at universities and laboratories in Colorado and across the country.

Northern Colorado residential environment trending toward ‘attainability and density’

The commercial and residential real estate environment in Weld and Larimer counties shares similar challenges as many markets around the country, but Northern Colorado remains comparatively resilient. 

WinCo Foods LLC, a growing chain of grocery stores headquartered in Idaho, recently purchased a parcel of land in Firestone. 

Longmont officials this week gave their blessing to a plan to draft ordinances to create and implement a tourism improvement district to raise money to promote the city to out-of-towners.

California-headquartered Atom Computing Inc. recently leased 20,000 additional square feet in Boulder and now occupies an entire building in the Flatiron Park North business campus. 

The Boulder Chamber is partnering with CO-Labs Inc., a consortium of Colorado's federal laboratories, and Workforce Boulder County, a local governmental department that provides information and services businesses and jobseekers, to study the potential effects of federal funding cuts proposed by President Donald Trump’s administration and build a gameplan for providing resources to impacted businesses and workers. 

The Colorado Economic Development Commission extended an incentives offer to the unnamed quantum company, referred to in Colorado Office of Economic Development and International Trade documents as Project Q-Chips, during its Thursday meeting. 

The Colorado Economic Development Commission extended an offer Thursday of incentives to the mystery firm, a “critical material extraction and recycling technology company” referred to in Colorado Office of Economic Development and International Trade documents as Project Dragon, in an effort to lure the facility to Northern Colorado.