A company whose logo graces a tower at the corner of 17th and California streets has sold to outside investors as its founder moves on to other ventures.
New York PE group swoops in to buy local software firm
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Rise & Shine brings biscuits to Wash Park
North Carolina native Seth Rubin has found a second home for his cafe and coffee shop.
WeWork mulls expansion into Wells Fargo Center
The Lincoln Street complex is the next Denver office building to catch the eye of the coworking colossus.
Denver couple unloading $200K camper
After a year motoring around the West Coast with two toddlers in a beefy truck camper, Laura and Kevin Hensley are ready to see if another road warrior wants to jump into the driver’s seat.
S. Franklin mansion fetches $4.4M
The English manor in Cherry Hills Village was picked up by a Denver private equity firm partner.
Dating app doubles footprint with office move
After finding permanent space in 2016, Denver’s homegrown dating app for yogis has fallen for the office next door.
Former MusclePharm CEO prepping product line for women
The founder of the nutritional supplement empire has filed a trademark for products ranging from snack foods to athletic bags.
Vail Resorts sues zip line company over Breckenridge project
The resort owner has harnessed its in-house lawyers for a case surrounding Zip-Flyer’s contract to build a new line on the mountain.
Noodles & Co. founder lists Boulder mansion for $10M
The restaurant chain’s founder has dropped a spicy meatball on the county’s housing market.
Wireless lock software startup punches code for $6M capital raise
A company that makes software to remotely control locks announced the Series A funding along with a move to a new office that’s twice as big.
