“The Debtors appear, once again, to be prioritizing insider executives above all other parties in interest, including unsecured creditors and the thousands of employees who have already lost their jobs,” wrote the trustee helping dissolve the company.
The trustee handling a bankruptcy proceeding for an accountant accused of stealing small businesses’ withholding taxes has turned up less than $1 million. Authorities don’t yet know where the rest of the money went.
After more than 50 years in business, a Denver law firm is packing up and closing its doors.
Another women’s clothing boutique is set to open this weekend on the same block that includes A Line Boutique Nora’s Retro plans to compete on price.
Four years to the day after husband-and-wife Annie and Scott Huston bought the garden supply shop from its founder, the brand will move into a new location a dozen blocks south.
The pioneer of the Denver coworking movement is using a recent capital raise to beef up online classwork.
One year after buying a 90-year-old Country Club house with plans to turn it into a modern mansion, a local CEO has the Spanish Colonial house on the market for $2.4 million.
The fastest-growing companies in Colorado, according to Inc. Magazine, are eliminating home sales commissions, building barrels for brewers and running online cannabis news.
A Greenwood Village-based oil exploration company that challenged oil-and-gas behemoth Noble Energy in a Denver court has filed for bankruptcy with just shy of $3 million in debt.
A graduate from this year’s Techstars Boulder class is shacking up with an upperclassman in LoDo.
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