What started as a home-brewing hobby for a feline friend has taken wings, stocking pet store shelves with Catbernet and MalBark.
‘Cat wine’ maker expands its pawprint
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Ad firm’s shuttered Cherry Creek office hits the market
The Denver-based marketers had been plagued for months by disgruntled former customers claiming the 10-year-old firm had failed to pay recent bills.
Real estate firm going green in new Five Points office
The company plans to gut the 19th-century building and turn it into an office that can retain, and even generate, as much energy as possible.
Sports Authority files suit against former execs
The complaints filed last week mark the first time former employees have become the target of the defunct retailer’s legal ire.
Gilded Age mansion in Cap Hill listed for $3.5M
A turn-of-the-century mansion built by a Denver businessman and beer baron is on the market in Capitol Hill.
Outdoors companies spar over sleeping bag design
The Boulder-based makers of a zipper-less sleeping bag are accusing a California competitor of rolling up their design and repackaging it as its own.
Punch Bowl Social plans to double national footprint
Punch Bowl Social is dipping into six more cities this year, buoyed by $40 million in revenue from 2016.
Book-centric bar goes mobile
Nicole Sullivan easily could have closed the book on her business model years ago. Instead, she’s writing a new chapter with a mobile book-selling truck.
Club owner takes over barbecue and music joint
A concert promoter who owns Larimer Lounge and Lost Lake will take the reins of Globe Hall on Feb. 1.
Yogi dating site finds peace in LoDo office space
After a crammed coworking space got a bit too personal, a dating site for lovers of meditating and mindfulness found breathing room in new digs.
