Two Colorado businesses with the phrase “Friends for Life” in their names aren’t feeling quite so amicable.
Littleton firm sues nonprofit to exit ‘friend’ zone
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Law firm adds more space; looks to hire
In the middle of a big office upgrade, a Denver real estate law firm wants just a little more space.
Coach buys into fitness-focused restaurant franchise
“The food appeals to everyone, not just athletes,” franchisee Andrei Krivokrasov said. “And it actually tastes exactly the way it looks.”
Organic food co-packer raises $2M; looks to expand
To feed an appetite to double customers, a Denver-based organic food packaging startup has raised $2 million.
Gold King Mine owner files suit against mine operators
The owner of the site of an accident that sent millions of gallons of polluted water into the Animas River is trying to settle a score with mine operators he says defrauded creditors like him.
Kickstarter for musical pillow an overnight success; $190K in bag
The founders of a music-playing pillow can rest a little easier after raising four times their Kickstarter goal.
CU Denver awards more than $30K in biz plan contest
In the fifteenth year of the business plan competition, winners included apps, snack bars and lawn games.
Redstone Castle fetches $2.2M at auction
The owners of The Hotel Denver in Glenwood Springs now have a second historic property in their portfolio: a Colorado castle built by a coal baron.
Air Methods Corp. hit with sixth lawsuit claiming price gouging
A Pennsylvania man injured in a car accident claims the publicly traded air ambulance firm billed him 400 percent more than what competitors would have charged for the same flight.
Kirkland Museum goes mobile, relocates down 13th
Kirkland Museum’s century-old, 300,000-pound studio rolled into Golden Triangle this weekend.
