BOK Financial Corp., a corporate parent of Colorado Bank and Trust, announced the closing of its acquisition of First United Bank. Shareholders of United Banks of Colorado, the parent company of First United Bank, have approved the acquisition, valued at $43 million.
Douglas County-based Baxa Corp. and Health Robotics of Italy have announced an alliance to automate the preparation of patient-specific chemotherapy drug admixtures. Under the agreement, Health Robotics will use its technology for the exclusive use of the Baxa Two-Fer Needles.
Incentra Solutions Inc., a Boulder-based provider of information technology and storage-management solutions, was recognized by CMP Technology’s VARBusiness magazine as one of North America’s top technology integrators.
Aztek Networks, a Boulder- based provider of switching products for telecommunications carriers, announced the release and availability of its newest product, the Aztek 5000S.
Quovadx Inc. based in Greenwood Village, announced it has filed proxy materials with the Securities and Exchange Commission and will soon mail them to shareholders.
The proxy urges Quovadx stockholders to vote for a previously announced merger into Battery Ventures.
Evolving Systems Inc. of Douglas County announced that stockholders approved a proposal to increase the number of shares of common stock from 25 million to 40 million.
Denver-based Axxa announced that its new baseball caps are available at www.axxacap.com. The website allows teens to express their individuality and share photos of themselves wearing the caps.
Johns Manville, a Denver- based manufacturer of building and engineered products, announced it is a sponsor of the McGraw-Hill Construction Health Care Green Building SmartMarket Report, which highlights “green” issues relevant to health-care facilities.
