Imogene and Willie is swinging back at a Colorado couple that says the denim company used their $1.5 million investment as a “private ATM machine.”
Jeans-maker kicks back in lawsuit by local investors
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Gallery owner designs weather-resistant vintage furniture
David Estrada launched a furniture-making startup for tables with a mid-century modern design that won’t fall apart outdoors like a typical walnut wood piece from the 1950s.
Kid-centric dental firm looks to raise $5M
A local orthodontist is biting off a $120,000 investment as he seeks to start a dentistry franchise for children.
Downtown YMCA books facelift
The Y hopes to raise $3 million toward redesigned locker rooms, spiffing up the gymnasium and indoor track, and reconfiguring the lobby and basement.
Lawyer makes bold move: Leaves namesake for new venture
After 14 years at the firm he co-founded, David Kendall is starting a new practice in Denver and Boulder to erase the old divide between law and business.
Vegetarian restaurateur takes over Campus Lounge
The owner of a vegetarian restaurant in Capitol Hill will take over Bonnie Brae’s iconic eatery.
Empanada shop warms up to Coors Field crowd
The downtown Denver storefront that has been home to an Argentine restaurant for the past dozen years will soon tango with a new partner.
$1.3M asking price set for Berkeley church grounds
The Baptist church occupying a Mission Revival-style building in Berkeley for nearly 40 years has listed the property for $1.3 million.
Big Brothers Big Sisters finds home outside Denver
The nonprofit is set to move to Englewood at the end of October, citing more space and lower rent.
Dog harness fetches third patent
A husband-and-wife team has sold 40,000 units and received three patents on the invention, a sling that allows owners to help support their dogs’ hips.
