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Tim Hager, who ran radio stations and American Financing, is accused of taking $37,000.
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Tim Hager, who ran radio stations and American Financing, is accused of taking $37,000.
Amin Suliaman, 47, was arrested Tuesday in Miami on four counts of wire fraud.
Entertainment is the new retail.
The bankruptcy comes at a time when Choice is selling its Colfax real estate.
“The pressing plant has not demonstrated the ability to press vinyl records in a timely or professional manner.”
“We were having major issues with theft and vagrants” along Colfax, its CEO said.
“It was painted in 1894, so I think we can stipulate that none of us were there.”
Cali Kyle, 25, set her sights on Cherry Creek before her broker encouraged her to pick a spot with less competition.
“I can’t sell enough flowers, even if I was open 24 hours, to pay $10,000 a month,” said BJ Dyer.
Tiffany Vo, 36, plans to plead guilty to a federal wire fraud charge.
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