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State Sen. Rollie Heath: Colorado growth requires education, economic development
Not funding education will set up Colorado's economy for failure, a state senator and Colorado's economic development director told a Boulder business group on Thursday. Full Story

Boulder's Outdoor Outlet offers hodge-podge of gear
Shopping at Outdoor Outlet is a little bit of an adventure, said owner Greg Arguello, because its stock is always a mystery. Full Story

Owner of Boulder's Lazy Dog willing to sell
A "tongue-in-cheek" sign in the window of the Lazy Dog Sports Bar and Grill is advertising that the longtime Pearl Street restaurant is for sale. Full Story

Eco-Products relinquishes majority stake in Ellie's
As Ellie's Eco Home Store, a Boulder-based department store with an environmentally friendly bent, marks its first anniversary in business Saturday , it will do so with a new majority owner. Full Story

Camera building in downtown Boulder under contract again
The Camera building, one of the most prominent properties in downtown Boulder, is under contract for the second time since it was put up for sale a year ago, officials close to the deal said Wednesday.  Full Story

List of Boulder County medical-marijuana dispensaries, pot growers and herbal shops
A list of Boulder County's medical-marijuana dispensaries, growers, in-home care services, wellness centers and herbal medicine shops.  Full Story

Boulder's accommodations taxes down 17 percent through August
The recession hasn't been the kindest to Boulder's tourism industry: accommodations taxes were down more than 17 percent through August, and the expectation is that those declines could worsen to nearly 20 percent when September's figures are posted. Full Story

Boulder, Broomfield apartment vacancies at 5.5%
Boulder and Broomfield counties' apartment vacancy rate during the third quarter decreased to 5.5 percent from the second quarter's 7.2 percent rate, according to a report released this week. Full Story

Boulder's New Foundry closing after 13 years on Walnut Street
One of downtown Boulder's most popular nightspots will go dark this weekend, as the owners of the New Foundry plan to shutter the bar and pool hall after more than a decade on Walnut Street. Full Story

Another go for Boulder's Play It Again Sports
For nearly 20 years, Boulder's Play It Again Sports shop gave second lives to used sports equipment. Now it's getting a second chance of its own. Full Story

Boulder's b.side for sale
The b.side Lounge in downtown Boulder is on the selling block, its owner confirmed Friday. Full Story

U.K. apparel company Rab moves North American headquarters to Louisville
A British mountaineering clothing and outdoor gear company has established its North American headquarters in Louisville. Full Story

Colorado offers $42,000 break to Tesla buyers
The lucky few who can buy Tesla Roadsters this year will hit another jackpot in the form of a $42,083 tax credit, the equivalent of a 39 percent discount on the $109,000 plug-in vehicle. Full Story

Scalzo promoted to Dean Foods chief operating officer
Dean Foods has promoted its WhiteWave-Morningstar group President Joseph Scalzo, 51, to the parent company's chief operating officer. Full Story

Colo. jobless rate dips to 7 percent in September
Colorado's unemployment rate fell again, dropping to 7 percent in September and prompting prediction of a continuing downward trend. Full Story

DigitalGlobe releases first new images
Longmont-based DigitalGlobe's latest satellite, launched two weeks ago, has taken its first images from space. Full Story

Sun to lay off up to 3,000 employees
Sun Microsystems plans to lay off up to 3,000 employees amidst the delay in its acquisition by Oracle Corp., officials for the Santa Clara, Calif.-based technology company disclosed Tuesday. Full Story

McGuckin Design Center changing hands
After more than a decade in business, the McGuckin Design Center is expected to close and a new design shop will take its place in a couple weeks. Full Story

USDA barks at Farfel's Farm
The USDA says that Farfel's Farm must apply for a $40 commercial license for displaying namesake dog in the front of the store to comply with the Animal Welfare Act. Full Story

Longmont-based DigitalGlobe's satellite lifts off successfully
WorldView-2, the next-generation imaging satellite from Longmont-based DigitalGlobe, successfully launched into orbit on Thursday.  Full Story