Lucas High is the Managing Editor at BizWest. He specializes in finance, business, and real estate, with a focus on topics such as corporate finance, startups, and the construction industry. Lucas has been featured in various publications, including the Times-Call, Greeley Tribune, and KUNC.
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Lucas High's coverage focuses on local business and economic developments in the Boulder, Colorado area. His articles cover a wide range of topics including real estate, sales & marketing, healthcare & pharmaceuticals as well as specific industries such as wine and distilleries.
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The Colorado Economic Development Commission has approved a pair of incentive offers — each topping $1 million — to two aerospace companies looking to establish or expand operations along the Front Range.
The Colorado Economic Development Commission has approved a pair of incentive offers — each topping $1 million — to two aerospace companies looking to establish or expand operations along the Front Range.
On a 7-1 vote Thursday evening, Boulder City Council approved a sales agreement that sets the stage for a hospitality company to buy a city-owned downtown parking lot and build a boutique hotel on the site.
By: Lucas High
Construction of the exterior shell of the Stanley Film Center in Estes Park is expected to wrap in December and the facility — a horror movie museum and events space — is expected to open at Estes Park’s iconic Stanley Hotel in early 2028.…
Dacono City Council is set to consider an emergency ordinance Monday that would temporarily bar the development, construction or operation of a data center.
Ferrero, the Italian conglomerate that owns brands such as Nutella, Tic Tac, Kinder and Ferrero Roche, has agreed to pay more than $850 million for Purely Elizabeth LLC.
Quantinuum will receive $1.5 million in public funding from New Mexico and the City of Albuquerque to support the Broomfield-based quantum-technology firm’s expansion there.
Berthoud-based missile- and rocket-propulsion company Ursa Major Technologies Inc. revealed that it is going public in a $1.6 billion merger.
By: Lucas High
Infleqtion provided support for the Japan Science and Technology Agency’s Quantum Moonshot program, which recently launched Japan’s first operational neutral-atom full-stack quantum computer.
By: Lucas High
A Vail Resorts shareholder, sued the Broomfield-based ski-area operator and its board of directors this week, alleging violations of securities laws.
