Two former Jones & Keller shareholders were included in a series of hires by a local firm attempting to branch out into business law.
Law firm bulks up, adds business practice
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Joe Cocker's mansion hits the auction block
Rock and roll singer Joe Cocker’s 242-acre Western Slope ranch is set to be auctioned on September 1 – with a little help from his friends.
Fitness firms tangle over jump rope
Jump Rope Systems (JRS) in Louisville filed a complaint in Denver district court saying a local fitness equipment maker missed a payment and is now infringing on jump rope patents.
E-Commerce startup wants to become 'Amazon for aid'
A former humanitarian aid worker created the Amazon-like e-commerce startup for aid supplies, which is aiming to raise $500,000, according to SEC documents.
Packaging plant to close, lay off dozens
Layoffs will begin no sooner than October 7, the company said, when the Commerce City plant is slated to stop operating.
Investment bank plants flag in Denver
GLC Advisors & Co., which advises middle-market companies, moved into a new 2,800-square-foot office in Writer Square on July 1.
Database startup raises $700K toward $2M goal
A startup that helps established companies find products from tech startups is aiming to raise $2 million.
High tensions between cannabis chain and city
The first marijuana grow to have its license yanked in Denver is trying to get it back.
PR agency says goodbye to founder
The name on the door at a long time Denver PR agency no longer matches the name of its managing partner.
Startup lands investment from BMW to develop app
Fueled by an investment from BMW, a social network for motorcycle riders is revving up to debut a version of their app with riding routes in Germany.
