The Denver-based company’s pledge stands in contrast to other local startups that have shed staff in recent weeks.
Startup Guild Education pledges no layoffs in next three months
Thomas Gounley
Thomas covers commercial real estate and development. He is a graduate of the University of New Hampshire and previously worked as a business reporter at the Springfield News-Leader. Email him at thomas@BusinessDen.com.
Third company in 14 months eyes redevelopment by Sports Castle
This is the first set of plans to include a rendering.
Coronavirus roundup: Dealerships lay off staff, Denver stay-at-home order to be extended
The largest number of layoffs, 93, are occurring at Stevinson Toyota West in Lakewood.
Colorado National Bank takes on new name after ownership change
The Denver-based bank’s parent company was acquired in 2018 by the co-owners of a Latvian payment processing firm.
Owner of purple Uptown building applies for demolition eligibility as five-story project proposed
The structure most recently was home to pizzeria Tony P’s, and prior to that gay bar JR’s.
Coronavirus roundup: Englewood CEO tests positive, Coors pay bump
Plus, Denver Mattress Co. says its manufacturing facility has begun making face masks.
Golden Triangle parking lot eyed for 16-story project sells
The lot is 20,703 square feet, or 0.48 acres, making the deal worth $323 a square foot.
Retail landlords weigh what they can offer tenants as April 1 rent due date approaches
“A lot of what landlords are doing is really dictated by their lender,” said John Livaditis, who owns shopping centers and regularly represents other retail landlords.
Drone photos: Here’s how empty Denver looked this week
Blake Rubenstein of Guerilla Capturing captured images looking down on the core of Denver at midday Wednesday and Thursday.
Software firm GoSpotCheck cuts 23 employees in bid to extend runway
The company has raised $70 million since it was launched in 2011, including $30 million in December, the most recent effort.
