The software company is cutting 60 local jobs at the end of this month with the closure of a local call center.
Intuit pulls plug on Englewood call center
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Garbanzo turns to expansion after rebrand
The Mediterranean fast-casual chain recently unveiled an updated logo and menu, and is now looking forward at further expansion in Colorado and nationwide.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate roundup for 7.3.15
A diverse and meaty pipeline this week with lots of office expansions and some investment sales.
Boulder website lands deal with REI
A firm that runs several trail-finding websites for hikers, bikers, climbers, runners and skiers has been acquired by the outdoor retail giant.
Immense Grand County ranch listed for $9M
The 300-acre property surrounded by national forest, once the secluded getaway of a wealthy oilman, has been put up for sale after several years of disuse.
Media firm investing in Colo. office
A finance and investing tool is sending several of its East Coast employees to Lakewood to take a shot at Colorado’s lifestyle and business market.
Columbine club members OK $20M project
The Denver country club plans to replace its current clubhouse with a brand new 50,000-square-food building.
Investors’ promised land: Finding and funding Israeli firms
By going to a region where most investors shy away from, an $80 million Denver fund has seen major returns on its investments. And the firm is laying the groundwork for round two.
Commerce chambers settle logo fight
Two local chambers of commerce have ended their legal battle, and the newly founded cannabis organization has unveiled a new logo.
Rain dampens golf course revenue
Courses in Lakewood and Denver have seen a drop in rounds this month, but the rain clouds have come with a silver lining.
