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Boulder's EVOL Foods to sell its burritos nationally through Target stores
Boulder-based EVOL Foods is going national with Target Stores Inc. The locally based natural and organic food company signed a distribution agreement to have its frozen burritos and entrees carried at Target stores nationwide, officials announced.  Full Story

Boulder-based Ball Aerospace to build sensor for South Korean satellite
Boulder-based Ball Aerospace & Technologies Corp. won a contract to build a sensor for a South Korean geostationary environmental monitoring satellite, officials announced Monday. Full Story

Boulder pro triathlete Jasmine Oeinck launches Bulumu Granola company
While working out at the Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs in 2008, professional triathlete Jasmine Oeinck finally got fed up with the "granola bomb" hanging heavily in her stomach after breakfast.  Full Story

CU & BOULDER'S BEST 2011: You voted, we published
Elections are fun, aren't they? Sure! Campaigns, straw hats, banners, slogans, mudslinging, accusations, titillating and damning grainy home-video footage, the whole deal. Full Story

CU & BOULDER'S BEST 2011: Entertainment (pt. 2)
The best entertainment spots in Boulder, as voted on by Colorado Daily readers, are as follows: Full Story

CU & BOULDER'S BEST 2011: Entertainment (pt. 1)
The best entertainment spots in Boulder, as voted on by Colorado Daily readers, are as follows: Full Story

CU & BOULDER'S BEST 2011: Dining
The best dining spots in Boulder, as voted on by Colorado Daily readers, are as follows: Full Story

CU & BOULDER'S BEST 2011: Retail
The best retail spots in Boulder, as voted on by Colorado Daily readers, are as follows: Full Story

Ultimate Electronics asks bankruptcy court to liquidate; Boulder store to start sale Wednesday
Nationwide liquidation sales at some Ultimate Electronics stores, including one in Boulder, are expected to start Wednesday.  Full Story

TechStars gets some love on CNBC
CNBC came to Boulder to talk about business opportunities -- specifically startups. Click through for the video segment. Full Story

CU-Boulder students brew up a winner with Shark Bite stout
University of Colorado juniors Alex Gearhart and Cory Peticolas quickly admit their bark is worse then their bite -- that is, their home-brewed foreign stout beer Shark Bite, which recently took first place in the Mountain Sun's Stout Month 2011 Homebrew Competition. Full Story

Google grows in Boulder
Google Inc. plans to step up its hiring efforts in Boulder as the tech giant embarks on a further expansion of its local site and grows its operations into three buildings off 26th Street. Full Story

MediaNews Group's Dean Singleton to step down as CEO and chairman
Denver-based MediaNews Group Inc. said Tuesday it is launching a search for a new chief executive officer to succeed current CEO and chairman William Dean Singleton. Full Story

Broomfield's FlatIron Crossing mall enters 2011 with leasing shakeup
Dan Owen, manager of a sunglasses kiosk at the FlatIron Crossing mall, found himself fielding more questions about cinnamon rolls than polarized shades Monday. Full Story

Boulder sniffs out problem with medical marijuana odors
The unmistakable and sometimes overwhelming bouquet of marijuana has prompted a handful of Boulder residents and businesses to complain about the smell radiating from some dispensaries and greenhouses in the city. Full Story

Illegal marijuana businesses may abound in Boulder
Officials in Boulder believe there could be dozens of businesses that grow or sell medical marijuana illegally in the city, and they are now taking steps to locate and shutter them. Full Story

Equity firm takes majority stake of Broomfield's Noodles & Co.
An investment group led by Catterton Partners -- a Greenwich, Conn.-based $2.5 billion private equity firm -- has acquired a controlling interest in Broomfield-based Noodles & Company, officials announced Tuesday.  Full Story

Boulder County consignment shops see post-Christmas pick-up
The Christmas shopping rush may have passed for retailers, but for some in the local consignment and thrift business -- an industry that's experienced climbing sales amid the economic downturn -- the bustle seems to be continuing to close out the year. Full Story

Erie trustees pass med-pot business ban
Erie town trustees unanimously passed a ban on medical marijuana dispensaries Tuesday night. The ordinance prohibits not only pot shops, but growing operations and infused-product manufacturing in town. Full Story

Boulder Frugalista: Cashing in books
At the end of last semester, I excitedly packed all my books into an overstuffed backpack and lugged them up the hill to sell them. Once I got there, though, huffing and panting, I learned that I could only get $5 back for my entire semester's worth of books.  Full Story

 
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