An entrepreneur that juggles three event businesses is bringing them under one big tent.
3 party rental businesses now under one roof
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Bankrupt vocational school to liquidate
Facing mounting lawsuits and unpaid bills, the 30-year-old for-profit university is liquidating through Ch. 7 bankruptcy.
Insurance startup raised $1M; considers nonprofit merger
Fresh off of another injection of capital, a Denver-based health insurance startup is considering a merger with a nonprofit health insurer in Colorado.
DU lands eight-figure donation from Barton family
One of the biggest donors to the University of Denver is again taking out the checkbook – this time for a philanthropy and social enterprise program.
Ad titan Phil Karsh dies at 81
The phones at Denver advertising firm Karsh Hagan rang and rang last week, as news spread that one of the firm’s namesakes, Phil Karsh, had died at the age of 81.
Storage startup wins $20K video competition
Leave it to a storage startup to prove that organization pays off, as it takes home a $20,000 grand prize to boost its business.
Sportscastle to host holiday flea market
The iconic Sportscastle on 10th and Broadway has a new tenant, at least for a weekend in December: A pop-up market for products, food and drinks made in Colorado.
Law firms shuffle Union Station office
The law firm locomotion has hit LoDo, as two companies plan to set up in new digs.
Software to help restaurants manage to-go orders picks up $500K
A software startup aiming to shake up the takeout food industry has landed more than $500,000 in funding as it expands its client base.
Coffee roaster slated for first brick-and-mortar
Fueled by a six-figure SBA loan, a local wholesale coffee roaster is on track to open its first café in Stanley Marketplace.
