“The company is getting to a level that I felt it was important to have other eyes on the business,” said BruMate founder Dylan Jacob.
California firm invests $20M in Denver drinkware startup BruMate
Lily O'Neill
Lily O'Neill was a BusinessDen reporter from 2020 to 2022. She is now a reporter at The Denver Post.
Simple syrup company launches CBD sodas and moves into Lincoln Park
Backyard Soda’s CEO said the small kitchen and warehouse space will give the company the chance to create new flavors and produce seasonal drinks.
Cold weather spells doom for restaurant Local 46
“Our sales are at about 40 percent right now, and it’s been somewhat sustainable. But winter is coming,” said co-owner Niya Gingerich.
Fitness chain Endorphin closes Park Hill studio
Owner Corina Lindley said she feels good about her other locations but customer demand is low right now because of the pandemic.
New owners of LoHi’s Gallop Café plan to keep brunch & add Korean dishes
The buyer, who also owns a deli in a Boulder business park, said she and her daughters live in Denver and have been wanting to open a business here.
Top August home sales: $9M Cherry Hills Village mansion finds buyer
Two homes both fetched prices above $5 million. And one has a 500-foot zipline.
The Term Sheet: Startup funding roundup for August 2020
Stedi, BillGo, Stream and Honcho were among the 17 Colorado companies that raised a total of $200 million.
RiNo restaurant Acorn is latest covid casualty
The Source Market Hall’s flagship restaurant is the latest victim of the pandemic. Acorn owner Bryan Dayton announced on Instagram Tuesday that the American eatery at 3350 Brighton Blvd. in RiNo is now permanently closed as a result of the pandemic. Next door, its sister dessert shop, Melted, is also temporarily closed. “The uncertainty this… Read more »
Former burger joint in Platt Park sells for $2.6M
The restaurant, which occupied 8,468 square feet at 1301 S. Pearl St., was founded in 2001 and closed in late December.
Maker of mask designed to treat chronic pain raises $5.8M
Lafayette-based Sana Health will use the money to pay for two studies, including a clinical trial at Duke University testing the mask’s efficacy on fibromyalgia patients.
