Imitation may be the sincerest form of flattery, but it isn’t sitting so well with Colorado-based yogurt manufacturer.
Food fight: Noosa Yoghurt sues competitor for copying container
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Harley Davidson cements new $12M home in Golden
Harley-Davidson is cruising into the I-70 corridor with $12.5 million to build a new home.
Kate Spade to trade Cherry Creek neighborhood for mall
Kate Spade will pack its bags and to move its one Colorado store from the Cherry Creek neighborhood into the mall in 2017.
Bankrupt Sports Authority requests bonuses for execs. Again.
“The Debtors appear, once again, to be prioritizing insider executives above all other parties in interest, including unsecured creditors and the thousands of employees who have already lost their jobs,” wrote the trustee helping dissolve the company.
Sports Authority subject of prehistoric punchline
Colorado Ski and Golf is getting the last laugh over an extinct competitor.
Boutique joins dense Cherry Creek clothing market
Another women’s clothing boutique is set to open this weekend on the same block that includes A Line Boutique Nora’s Retro plans to compete on price.
Birdsall re-plants farther south on Broadway
Four years to the day after husband-and-wife Annie and Scott Huston bought the garden supply shop from its founder, the brand will move into a new location a dozen blocks south.
Children's boutique finds new digs in Cherry Creek
The shop left Hilltop and opened up its new boutique on Third Avenue in the upscale retail neighborhood at the beginning of August.
Boston outfitter pops into Cherry Creek
The Massachusetts-based clothing brand opened a six-week pop up store at Clayton Lane in Cherry Creek, marking the first time the company has had a storefront away from the east coast.
For sale at the merch stand: Lumineers-branded coffee
Corvus Coffee founder Phil Goodlaxson said that the Lumineers vocalist sings high praises for Corvus Every Man blend. And now the Denver-based band is selling 12 oz packages with a special Lumineers label while on tour.
