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Regional accounting firms, both with a presence in Colorado, are combining.
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Regional accounting firms, both with a presence in Colorado, are combining.
The parent company of Colorado’s eleventh-largest bank is looking to raise $37 million, after high revenue growth in the past year.
The Broomfield-based firm plans to erase more than $120 million in debt and tweak its business model from a real estate owner to an upscale rental agency; and wants to convert customers into shareholders.
Contestants have until Oct. 21 to submit a 90-second video for a shot at $20,000.
GLC Advisors & Co., which advises middle-market companies, moved into a new 2,800-square-foot office in Writer Square on July 1.
A Denver-based bank plans eight-figure renovations for its Cherry Creek headquarters.
St. Anselm Exploration lists $65M in debt, $1.2M in assets
A Denver spinoff that makes a powder to capture air contaminants from coal-burning power plants has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
Hoping to keep its edge against larger companies, a bank with 12 Colorado branches has raised more than $7 million that it will invest in things like upgrading technology.
An East Coast investor has pumped another $8 million into a DTC cybersecurity company, much of which the firm used to acquire a U.K. business.
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