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Amazon.com Inc. announced it plans to cut prices at Whole Foods stores on April 3.

For the products affected, prices will be reduced by an average of 20 percent on select items throughout the store. Meat and produce will get cheaper as the e-commerce giant tries to extend its own reputation for low prices and convenience to the Austin-based grocery chain often referred to as “Whole Paycheck.”

Amazon also wants to keep up with the Jones' — namely Walmart Inc., Kroger Co. and H-E-B in…

Haselden Construction recently topped out two new buildings at Colorado Mountain College’s Spring Valley campus in Glenwood Springs. Haselden is building a 34,000-square-foot fitness center and the 16,000-sf Ascent Center, which will serve as the welcome center and entrance focal point for the campus.

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Have you ever noticed that after you buy a new car, you start to notice that model of car everywhere you look? That phenomenon wears off about the same time that the car stops being a shiny new toy and simply becomes a dependable means of getting from point A to point B. I like to think about the city the same way, less shiny new toy and more dependable. But lately it is as if I bought a new city called “smart” because everywhere I look, I see this idea of a smart city.

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Building owners and property managers have dozens of things to consider when generating space for new tenants. From an operational standpoint, things such as building rules for contractors, product

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The old CBC is becoming P and G.

The owners of Pat and Gracie’s are adding a third restaurant to their portfolio. P and G Wood Fired Kitchen, a twist on their existing taverns, is taking over the space at 525 Short St. in the Brewery District that for the previous two decades was CBC Restaurant.

“(Co-owner Tony Wildman) and I are trying a new concept in that space,” co-owner Matt Rootes said in an email. “We will have some of our favorites and a lot of new menu items.”

While the Pat…

Spring is here! Maybe it's around the corner. Well, whenever it arrives, today or tomorrow, there are definitely eating places with outdoor seating for you to enjoy the world outside that winter has been hiding from us for many months.

The above slideshow lists 45 such establishments in alphabetical order.

There are many more not listed here, but this is a start for you to try new places. So put on your sunglasses, grab your wallet or purse and get up the gumption to ask that special someone to…

Developer The Garrett Cos. sold the 164-unit property located at 5403 W. 96th Ave.

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The partnership purchased the Westwood Apartments, Woodhaven Apartments and Timberline Apartments, which will be renovated and rebranded into one community – Ivy Crossing.

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With more than 300 sunny days each year, Colorado has more days of sunshine than San Diego or Miami Beach. With that in mind, what better amenity can a building owner provide tenants than

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