Listing nearly $12 million in debts, a solar generator firm has retreated into Chapter 11 bankruptcy after it says investors backed out.
Solar firm files for Chapter 11
Denver
Most-read stories of 2015
From pizza restaurants to massive Union Station projects, these 10 stories were BusinessDen’s biggest in 2015, helping make our first year on the Denver business scene a success.
New CU Denver fundraising head turns eye to alumni
After helping bring in a $5.5 million gift from J.P. Morgan, a CU Denver director is hoping to build the school’s relationship with its alumni and hopefully bring in more individual donations.
Auraria Campus digging into $6.5M quad
The college campus hub is planning a new spot for students to gather, replacing athletic fields with a large quad next to its student center.
Nonprofit planting $6M project in Montbello
After years of squeezing kids into its founders’ Monbello home, a longtime nonprofit is building a new facility and creating its own park to introduce local students to the outdoors.
Children’s Museum raising bar with $16M exhibit debut
A string of new exhibits at the Children’s Museum will debut this week, and the high point is a 3.5-story indoor climbing gym.
It’s elementary: Sherlock Holmes comes to Denver museum
On Friday the Denver Museum of Nature & Science unveiled a temporary exhibit, “The International Exhibition of Sherlock Holmes,” which will run until Jan. 31.
$7M renovation transforms University Park YMCA
A heated pool, a new cardio room and new children’s areas are revamping a 60-year-old YMCA gym and catching it up to the changing neighborhood.
College launches work on $60M science building
Work on a new aerospace and engineering sciences facility had its official lift-off Thursday on an Auraria college campus.
Frontier cutting back on space at DIA
The Denver air carrier is sharply decreasing its rented space and gates at the airport to save millions on rent as it continues a transition to an ‘ultra-low-cost’ airline.
