Eli Cox is opening his second Berkeley Supply location next to Atomic Cowboy on Colfax Ave. Cox also wants to start designing his own brand of apparel.
Men’s clothing boutique adds diminutive outpost on Colfax
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Two Roman restaurateurs to ring in new eatery at former Golden Bell Press building
After a dozen years weathering 70-plus percent taxes in Italy, a pair of Roman restaurateurs face a less-daunting task: Turning an 80-year-old printing press in Curtis Park into an Italian restaurant and brewery.
Broncos throw penalty flag on Sports Authority, don’t want sponsorship sold without permission
Team, retailer signed a $55.2 million sponsorship deal in 2011, but Sports Authority’s woes may mean selling the sponsorship rights.
Sanjel lays off 155 Colorado employees, closing downtown office
Calgary-based Sanjel USA said it will let go of 54 employees at its 1630 Welton St. office and 101 employees in Fort Lupton by the end of the month.
Grass-raised beef seller raises $10M
Denver-based Teton Waters Ranch has bagged another $10 million since the last capital raise the company disclosed, a million-dollar investment in March, according to a filing with the SEC.
104 will lose DIA jobs as Delta-Spirit contract is cancelled
More than 100 employees at Denver International Airport hired to work for Spirit Airlines soon will receive pink slips, says a spokesman for a Delta Air Lines staffing subsidiary.
That science experiment you left out for too long? Nanoly Bioscience can help
A startup at the Fitzsimons Innovation Campus in Aurora has raised $1 million to save fellow researchers the headache of scrapping an experiment left out of the lab refrigerator for too long.
Boulder-born SendGrid to move HQ to Denver
With an eye on a 2017 IPO, email marketing startup SendGrid is pulling up its roots in Boulder and plunking down in a Denver office tower.
Bag startup stars in Holiday Inn ads
Without spending a cent, a Denver company that makes messenger bags from military surplus has bagged a national advertising campaign on primetime TV.
Struggling Sports Authority loses $12M in March on $238.5M in sales
The ailing retailer, operating under Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, lost $12 million in March on net sales of $238.5 million.
