June 1, 2025
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CU ranks in top 20 U.S. universities for granted patents

The National Academy of Inventors ranked the University of Colorado in the top 20 on its list of top 100 U.S. universities that were granted utility patents in 2024. Utility patents are issued for new inventions and stop others from replicating the invention. CU ranked 18th out of 100 with 104 patents across its campuses

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The precious metal is up more than 30% amid market uncertainty this year

NEW YORK — As economic uncertainty deepens worldwide, gold prices have notched more and more record highs. That’s because gold sales can rise sharply when anxious investors seek “safe havens” for parking their money. Gold’s current rally arrives as U.S. President Donald Trump continues to announce new tariffs on economic allies and foes alike, roiling

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Bay Area home market inventory picks up

After two years of sluggish home sales held back by low inventory in California, February notched its highest level of inventory since before the pandemic. “We are making progress down the road to recovery,” said Jordan Levine, chief economist for the California Association of Realtors. So far, the increase in inventory, which was up 52%

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Bay Area housing market sees inventory tick up, prices stay steady

After two years of sluggish home sales held back by low inventory, February notched its highest level of inventory since before the pandemic. “We are making progress down the road to recovery,” said Jordan Levine, chief economist for the California Association of Realtors. So far, the increase in inventory, which was up 52% year-over-year in

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Denver approves local rules for psilocybin healing centers

As psychedelic healing centers prepare to open in Colorado this spring, Denver has decided it will impose some local rules for the programs beyond the state’s requirements. Under the city’s ordinance, which the City Council approved unanimously Monday, businesses interested in operating centers where people can take psychedelics under supervision will be required to apply

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Denver purchases land for new park in Windsor

A new, roughly 2 acre park will open in the Windsor neighborhood in east Denver after the City Council this week approved the $750,000 acquisition of vacant land. The future park, at the corner of Mississippi Avenue and Dayton Street, will be purchased almost entirely with funds from the 2018 voter-approved Parks Legacy Fund, a

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