SOL: Store of Lingerie, which opened at 3rd Avenue and Detroit Street in 1997, is moving to 6th Avenue at the end of the spring.
Bra retailer moves from Cherry Creek to 6th Avenue
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RiNo food brand beefs up; moves to WeWork
A local startup fueled by grass-fed beef is again saddling up to investors.
Distillery owner has the spirit for his new business
Building a still sure does slow down time. But that hasn’t stopped Paul Page, whose Mad Rabbit Distillery opens this spring, from spending two years learning the distillery trade, and outfitting his new still and tasting room in Westminster.
Spyder founder lists Boulder mansion for $7 million
The downhill skier that spun Spyder ski apparel is selling his five-acre Boulder estate.
Depressed oil prices claim another company
Denver-based Emerald Oil, which develops oil wells in North Dakota and has an office in Cherry Creek, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in Delaware on March 22.
Lululemon spinoff finds openness in bigger Cherry Creek digs
Ivivva, an athletic clothing line for girls, is headed to the mall.
Co-working spaces coming to former Westminster Mall
Co-working is moving into the suburbs.
Architect lists Four Seasons condo at $4.75 million
The architect whose firm designed the white tent at Denver International Airport has put his apartment in the Four Seasons on the market for $4.75 million.
CoorsTek building massive research and production building
A technology company owned by the Coors family is building a $120 million research and production facility in Golden to make ceramic parts that could be used in cars, computer chips or body armor.
Larkburger expands out of Colorado
It may not boast Rocky Mountain views, but a Denver-based burger chain thinks Kansas has the right combination of Colorado-like qualities to host its first out-of-state location.
