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Aaron Kremer
Aaron Kremer is the BusinessDen Editor. He is a graduate of the University of Virginia. Please send news tips to [email protected].
Brewery’s differentiator: wine barrels
Here’s something you may hear at a new brewery about to launch on Broadway: “Oaky with hints of red wine.”
BusinessDen behind the bar
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The Pipeline: Commercial real estate roundup for Feb. 12, 2016
A Denver skyscraper lands a 114,000-square-foot lease, and several apartment buildings change hands.
Parking company moves past $11M in funding
ParkiFi Inc., a Denver company that makes devices and software to help garage operators keep their parking lots full, reported $8 million in fresh capital last week, according to SEC documents
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.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate roundup for Dec. 18, 2015
A data company leases 72,000 square feet in Broomfield, a 420-unit Aurora apartment complex is sold, and several tenants lease space along 17th Street in Denver.
After moment in spotlight, medicine startup quietly sells for $3M
A string of celebrity investors and media attention surrounded a Denver powdered medicine startup with much fanfare and about $30 million in capital, but it was acquired last month in a stock deal valued at about $3.3 million.
Bank boosts own account with $7M raise
Hoping to keep its edge against larger companies, a bank with 12 Colorado branches has raised more than $7 million that it will invest in things like upgrading technology.
Investment startup plugs in first deal
Two Denver transplants have picked their startup investment fund’s first project, taking a majority stake in a New York company that created a simple shortcut for small businesses.
