Developers planning food hall, coworking space in Lincoln Park

Developers planning food hall, coworking space in Lincoln Park

Colorado-based property developers Thrive Development Co. submitted plans early this month to the city to convert two existing buildings into a food hall and coworking concept. The project, on the corner of Shoshone Street and West 13th Avenue, will be around 29,000 square feet across the two buildings and will include a newly created outdoor … Read more

Transforming food systems for a sustainable future – POLITICO

Transforming food systems for a sustainable future – POLITICO

Rebalancing climate finance to increase and ‘ring fence’ investment and incentives across the full agri-food value chain – including in the hidden middle – is critical to stimulate momentum in food systems transformation and to simultaneously strengthen food security. This is particularly true for small and medium-sized enterprises, which account for most of the sector’s businesses.[7] … Read more

Baltasar Engonga dismissed as Equatorial Guinea Financial Investigation Agency DG, First Lady reacts

Baltasar Engonga dismissed as Equatorial Guinea Financial Investigation Agency DG, First Lady reacts

The government of Equatorial Guinea has dismissed Baltasar Ebang Engonga as Director General of the National Financial Investigation Agency (ANIF) after widely circulated sex videos involving him and numerous women surfaced online. Earlier, PREMIUM TIMES reported that the government suspended Mr Engonga following the leak of over 400 alleged sex tapes of him in intimate … Read more

Coresite will no longer seek Denver tax break for new data center

Coresite will no longer seek Denver tax break for new data center

A company planning to build a new data center in north Denver will no longer seek a $9 million tax break from the city after the proposed deal raised questions among City Council members about water and energy usage. CoreSite will still build the data center in the Elyria-Swansea neighborhood — but without striking the … Read more

How do we close Europe’s innovation gap? Start with advanced connectivity and a strong intellectual property rights framework  – POLITICO

How do we close Europe’s innovation gap? Start with advanced connectivity and a strong intellectual property rights framework  – POLITICO

Getting the IPR framework right now to unleash long-term innovation EU policies adopted in the next five years will be foundational for Europe’s innovative ecosystem to thrive in the long term, improving conditions for the next wave of intellectual property lifecycles that can take over a decade to bear fruit. A smart and strategic policy … Read more

Israeli strikes kill 22 in Gaza; terror suspected in Tel Aviv truck-ramming – POLITICO

Israeli strikes kill 22 in Gaza; terror suspected in Tel Aviv truck-ramming – POLITICO

In a separate development, a truck rammed into a bus stop near the Israeli city of Tel Aviv, in what police believe was a terror attack, according to media reports. More than 30 people were injured in the incident, according to Israel’s Magen David Adom rescue service. The attack occurred near the headquarters of Israel’s … Read more

Commonwealth summit agreement raises slavery reparations after row with UK – POLITICO

Commonwealth summit agreement raises slavery reparations after row with UK – POLITICO

While saying “I understand the strength of feeling,” the prime minister continued to insist he wanted to be “looking forward, not back.” He added that he wanted to “move forward together on climate resilience, on education, on trade and on growth to better enable us to address the inequalities of today.” Several nations raised the … Read more

Morgan Hill doubles dome development fees to cover costs

Morgan Hill doubles dome development fees to cover costs

In a continued effort to stave off a looming budget deficit, the Morgan Hill City Council has approved a steep hike in fees for developers, asserting the move was necessary to help keep the city afloat. With some fees doubling, developers have expressed the costs would be an undue burden — a sentiment councilmembers acknowledged while noting … Read more

How ‘soft’ auction added $32 million to price for Orange County icon – Daily News

How ‘soft’ auction added  million to price for Orange County icon – Daily News

The auction of an iconic California office campus entered its fifth month due to an odd selling process that essentially gives participants control of the deadline. The federal government’s exit from the eye-catching Chet Holifield Federal Building – better known as the “Ziggurat” – began June 5. The initial auction deadline for the building plus … Read more

Colorado public lands would get protection under Gunnison Outdoor Resources Protection Act

Colorado public lands would get protection under Gunnison Outdoor Resources Protection Act

More than a third of the public land in one of Colorado’s top ranching and tourism counties could receive increased protections if a bill introduced by the state’s U.S. senators Thursday becomes law. The Gunnison Outdoor Resources Protection Act would place more than 730,000 acres of federal public land in Gunnison County and surrounding areas … Read more