Aspen Skiing Co. is suing the owner of several retail stores near its resorts, saying the shops have been peddling items bearing a knockoff of its logo.
Aspen Skiing sues retailer over knockoff logo
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Entrepreneur who focused on winter sports adds a summer startup
Sportube founder Paul Hields has launched an electric bike brand called Wildsyde.
Nonprofit commits to giving DPS students 25,000 bikes in next five years
A local nonprofit is partnering with Denver Public Schools and area businesses to give away more than 25,000 bicycles to second-grade students.
Denver barre brand adding five studios in 2018
Amy O’Connell and Sarah Brittenham are out to prove that fitness classes incorporating a ballet bar are not going away.
Outdoor brand Montbell to open store on 16th Street Mall
Montbell, which entered the U.S. in 2003 with a Boulder outpost, has leased 4,537 square feet at 600 16th St.
Female fitness studio lunges from Wash Park to Cheesman Park
“It’s going to be super, super swanky, nothing like anything anyone has ever seen, ‘The Great Gatsby meets Tupac.’” – Teddi Bryant
Defecting Dog: 5 franchises bail on Yoga Pod
Complaints against company include a lack of support and communication, a push for different types of classes and inaccurate projections for what it costs to start and run the business.
After 5 year search, Pura Vida pulls trigger on location No. 2
After trying to make deals in Boulder and Scottsdale, Arizona, a swanky Cherry Creek gym has chosen to be closer to home for its second location: RiNo.
A-Basin uses helicopters to remove Norway lift
Arapahoe Basin has said “au revoir” to one of its chairlifts that’s faithfully shuttled snowboarders and skiers up the mountain for 40 years.
Berkeley outdoors shop stakes out new store; ‘Display more tents and stuff that customers want to see’
Outdoor shop Feral is going wild for Tennyson Street. Feral signed a lease at 3936 Tennyson St. for 4,800 square feet in the Flesher Hinton building. The space is nearly five times bigger than its current shop four blocks away. “This building is the crown jewel of the neighborhood,” said Feral owner Jimmy Funkhouser. “We… Read more »
