‘We’re going to be effectively powering half of the common-area energy supply with these solar panels,’ said Nick LeMasters, general manager of the Cherry Creek Shopping Center.
Cherry Creek mall’s 2019 plans include solar panels, AMC renovations
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Empire resident plans Kickstarter for insulated phone case brand
Jon Rosenberg thinks Cold Case Gear has the solution for that iPhone that’s always dying from the cold.
Bridal shop to open along Walnut Street in RiNo
A New York-based retailer specializing in non-traditional wedding dresses hopes to open in Denver in February.
Galvanize co-founder opening gym, coffee shop in Virginia Village
Jim Deters, who stepped down as CEO of Galvanize, said Unravel Coffee will have ‘the Tesla of roasting machines.’
Plus-size menswear startup raises $335K, to start selling in February
Jed Seigle worked as a buyer for a department store, then founded a video game e-commerce company. ‘Bigger guys have been ignored by the apparel industry,’ he said.
Apparel brand Untuckit to open store in Cherry Creek mall
The company sells shirts designed to be left untucked. Untuckit sold its products only online for years, but now is aggressively adding brick-and-mortar locations.
Rooftop tent distributor moving from Evergreen to Wheat Ridge
Altitude Industries has leased 2,500 square feet. Its new home will incorporate a showroom displaying rooftop tents and a drive-in bay for installation on cars.
‘Wellness marketplace’ planned as former school at Federal and Speer sells for $6M
Nurture co-founder: ‘It will operate similar to The Source or Avanti, if you will, but it will have health, wellness, beauty and fitness offerings, anchored by a café.’
Startup looks to rent apparel to infrequent or destination skiers
Sarah Laughlin dreamed up Slope Threads while pursuing an MBA at the University of Denver.
Telluride apparel startup raises nearly $1 million, adds employees
Western Rise aims to make apparel that performs in the wilderness and also is appropriate for urban life.
