Former Colorado Gov. Bill Owens has signed on with an international law firm to advise companies on large-scale projects that require government oversight, an extension of his work as governor in transportation and infrastructure.
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Sports drinks maker raises funds, switches gears
Selling off its in-house beverage arm, a maker of capsules that can contain caffeine, vitamins and more is raising funds and plans to introduce a new line this year.
Service dog nonprofit adding more room to run
Construction is starting at the end of the month on a new facility for a nonprofit that plans to pair 70 owners in need with specially trained animals per year.
Solar firm files for Chapter 11
Listing nearly $12 million in debts, a solar generator firm has retreated into Chapter 11 bankruptcy after it says investors backed out.
Cherry Hills Village home fetches nearly $6M
A nearly 100-year-old house in Cherry Hills Village closed out 2015 as the highest-priced residential sale in December, below its original list price of $6.5 million.
Education tech startups win federal dollars
Sitting at the intersection of technology and education, four local startups are receiving grants from a federal foundation this year and have a shot at more money in the future.
Corporate philanthropist named CEO of nonprofit
The former head of corporate giving at a utility giant is taking over the reins of a nonprofit she used to fund, just as the organization prepares to move into a new location in Westwood.
Shifting focus, beef company raises $2.3M
As it narrows its focus mainly to hot dogs and sausages, a grass-fed beef company is raising funds and is planning to move its office to Union Station.
Branding firm spruces up its own look
As it irons out a new strategy and software, a local branding company is updating its own image with a new office, logo and website.
Accountant accused of siphoning payroll taxes
Several former clients are pushing for a Chapter 7 bankruptcy of a Centennial accounting firm, while others weigh civil suits, over claims that the company’s founder was pocketing millions meant for the IRS.